> If consciousness and the brain was only computational your argument would make sense, but many if not all neuroscientists would baulk at the claim that the br

> If consciousness and the brain was only computational your argument would make sense, but many if not all neuroscientists would baulk at the claim that the brain is a computer or is fundamentally computational. That's okay. They're allowed to be wrong. They're even allowed to be complete idiots. The fact remains that the brains IS a computer, and we know this by the simple observation that it computes. The question is whether it is anything else.