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The only "problem" with that argument is largely that it assumes that human consciousness is somehow different from all other possible forms of consciousness, a
by LocalH 3y ago
The only "problem" with that argument is largely that it assumes that human consciousness is somehow different from all other possible forms of consciousness, and that's not at all a given.
What if the universe itself is conscious? We'd have absolutely no way to measure that from our limited perspective.