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The “consciousness is the inflection upon the substrate of existential being” hypothesis suggests that consciousness does not arise from the complexity of the m
by dangitnotagain 3y ago
The “consciousness is the inflection upon the substrate of existential being” hypothesis suggests that consciousness does not arise from the complexity of the mind, the complexity of the mind arises from the technology of consciousness.
Firstly let me say human consciousness is many layers of personification and abstract meaning, all of which wonder of existential awareness of being as the ultimate actualization of those who have it.
This proposition is that it is existential reality itself that is dormant “potential of being”, which biotechnology animates and extends. The scope of consciousness lies in whatever the substrate is made of. In our case, likely the 2D crystal lattices of neuron microtubules.
These through aggregation couple and combine such that a shared resolution may capture and reveal an analog “image”, much like wave front holography. Many sub-scopes compete for the illusion of singular awareness consciousness which gets us wondering.
It is this holographic sieve that can be said the echo chamber of one’s personal consciousness. All of the wetware provides perception, enables action, and an ideal container for this process to occur.
Further, neural and behavioral strategies structure and develop character of individual cognition, creating such variety of conjecture as we find among us.
By this sieve of consciousness, and the distribution of potential over time, all strategies of life may emerge. That primitive continuity of will which determines to exist comes by the capacity to maintain corporeal scope of existential being.
Life technology emerges from the intrinsic capacity for consciousness as a sieve of the potential of existential being. Consciousness, how ever large or small is the inflection upon this potential of existential being.