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given that consciousness is inherently subjective (I cannot assert that you or any other human being has a consciousness /lives a subjective experience.), I hav
by malka 13y ago
given that consciousness is inherently subjective (I cannot assert that you or any other human being has a consciousness /lives a subjective experience.), I have doubts that the scientific method will be appliable someday to such a field.
- collyw 13y agoBuddhists write a lot more logically than scientists on the subject. As they point out, "you can not observe an experience", and science relies on observing subjects.
- omarchowdhury 13y agoWhen did Buddhists say "you can not observe an experience"?
- collyw 13y agoSomething the Dali Lama talks about in the book "The Art of Happiness". Or has science come up with a way to observe that now?