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We're getting off topic, but it is at least worth considering just why it's described as a "hard problem", which is that science involves the observation (via h
by tomhoward 10y ago
We're getting off topic, but it is at least worth considering just why it's described as a "hard problem", which is that science involves the observation (via human consciousness) of things in relation to other things.
But because consciousness is the medium of observation, it can't be independently observed relative to other things, thus the ultimate nature of consciousness can only ever be postulated, not objectively proven.
- faktorialas 10y agoObjectivity doesn't have anything to do with observation, it is orthogonal.