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If elementary particles can't think, how can thinking arise when combinations of elementary particles are put together? It's all well and good saying that cons
by jstanley 8y ago
If elementary particles can't think, how can thinking arise when combinations of elementary particles are put together?
It's all well and good saying that consciousness is incompatible with evidence, but I for one perceive a great deal of consciousness. How do "scientists" address this conflict with perception? Simple: they don't.
(FWIW, I don't think elementary particles can think).
- empath75 8y ago> If elementary particles can't think, how can thinking arise when combinations of elementary particles are put together? Where's the hurricane in a drop of water?