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The way you're using consciousness conflates the human mind (which I would argue fits your definition of "what it feels like to have a cortex") and the property
by CuriouslyC 9y ago
The way you're using consciousness conflates the human mind (which I would argue fits your definition of "what it feels like to have a cortex") and the property of experiencing existence.
Animals might have a very different mind, but I'm quite certain they experience their existence.
- StavrosK 9y agoMammals still have a cerebral cortex.