>Consciousness isn't a physical thing, that's why physics can't define it. Says who? It is most certainly caused by physical neurons which are built by particl

>Consciousness isn't a physical thing, that's why physics can't define it. Says who? It is most certainly caused by physical neurons which are built by particles following the laws of physics. In principle it is both understandable and explainable in terms of physics, though likely any explanation will follow some other nomenclature (e.g. we don't describe weather in terms of motions of quarks)