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It's a weird question because, for me, it starts too far up the chain. Consciousness is a question of subjective perception, but I cannot yet truly define the a
by unclebucknasty 11y ago
It's a weird question because, for me, it starts too far up the chain. Consciousness is a question of subjective perception, but I cannot yet truly define the actual things that I perceive.
So, as I look at my screen, I can acknowledge its existence and repeat stuff I've learned about about atoms, elements, etc. But, when I truly start to question how this physical world is held together and what proof we have that it even exists beyond, say, a simulation, then I fail.
There is some fundamental level at which I'm not "certain" of anything. So, how can I begin to ask questions about how I perceive those things?
- collyw 11y agoScience requires a fair amount of faith. Its not like you can repeat every experiment.
- unclebucknasty 11y agoYeah, I'm talking about something a little different.