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OP's definition doesn't include "awareness" at all, which I think is an essential part of both of those definitions. Although now I've said too much.
by justinpombrio 9y ago
OP's definition doesn't include "awareness" at all, which I think is an essential part of both of those definitions. Although now I've said too much.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoI've been meaning to back to this, apologies for the delay. If a bacteria senses a change, say in salinity, and moves away, can we say the bacteria is / was aware of the change. What does awareness mean. It sounds at least as slippery as conscious.