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I believe you are right to say that consciousness is generally regarded as more than self-awareness, but unless you want to regard self-awareness as specificall
by mannykannot 3y ago
I believe you are right to say that consciousness is generally regarded as more than self-awareness, but unless you want to regard self-awareness as specifically not a form of consciousness, then the consciousness of the people with the disorder you refer to are missing something - something that I believe was of great importance in the evolution of the human mind.
- ethanbond 3y agoYeah, my understanding is that it's highly undesirable to have no sense of self-awareness.