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Looks like you invented your own problem and are now claiming physics cannot explain it as it exists today. If there truly is something of “I feel it” factor t
by ramraj07 5y ago
Looks like you invented your own problem and are now claiming physics cannot explain it as it exists today.
If there truly is something of “I feel it” factor that’s not just “physical” as you say it, then this can be disproven easily by seeing if a machine can attain consciousness. If that never happens then good for your theory. If it happens at some point then you’re wrong. Until then it seems like a fairly non scientific philosophical argument at best. I.e., it’s still worth having but let’s not try claiming your microtubules are tingling the quantum realm to make you think shall we?
- bencollier49 5y agoI'm afraid there's nothing special about a machine attaining consciousness. Many of the approaches to the hard problem would happily work with conscious machines. This may not be a question for science at all.