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The same 'consciousness gap' problem already exists in lesser forms: sleep, anesthesia, coma, also, brief periods of 'clinically dead' time as mentioned in the
by jaggederest 13y ago
The same 'consciousness gap' problem already exists in lesser forms: sleep, anesthesia, coma, also, brief periods of 'clinically dead' time as mentioned in the article during massive blood loss or other extreme situation.
- Someone 13y agoI am not sure we even know that normal consciousness is continuous. We experience it that way, but that says nothing. We think our vision is continuous, too, but it isn't (http://youtu.be/vJG698U2Mvo http://youtu.be/vJG698U2Mvo. More info at http://goo.gl/A3jWV http://goo.gl/A3jWV (had to use a shortener because the URL gives information away for those who don't know this experiment))