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An attempt at defining consciousness Based on information theory
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Was developing a descriptive model of consciousness based on information theory for submission in an essay writing competition. The goal is to enumerate aspects of consciousness in a definite and objective manner and try to reach a coherent
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Ok
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An attempt at defining consciousness based on information theory
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This paper presents a novel method of defining and measuring Consciousness with a descriptive model of it, trying to encompass all it's aspects in a definite and objective manner with an attempt at reaching a coherence between them It
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An attempt at defining consciousness based on information theory
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This article presents an attempt at defining consciousness in a definite and objective manner by coherently trying to present it's aspects The model might seem have similarities to karl friston's idea of brains a Bayesian inferenc
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This paper attempts at a definite, objective description of consciousness trying to describe it's aspects in a coherent manner,The sections about complexity metrics and a thought experiment at last might be of interest to a logician
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An attempt at defining consciousness based on information theory
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An attempt at defining consciousness based on information theory [pdf]
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This paper presents a definitely described and coherently attenuated descriptive model of consciousness based on information and complexity theory,the metrics of complexity and the thought experiments in the end of the paper might be of int
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Thanks for the update,will need sometime to do that, meanwhile,this link might be of use https://philpapers.org/go.pl?id=VOGAAA-5&proxyId=&u=https%3A...
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Oh yeah, might have made a mistake
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An attempt at defining consciousness based on information theory
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This paper presents a novel method of defining Consciousness by enumerating and coherently arranging it's aspects, it's based on information and complexity theory,all the terms in here are objectively and definitely defined,a majo
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Consciousness,a coherent description of it's aspects
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This essay presents an original, information-theoretic model of consciousness, built around the structure of belief-formation in response to object descriptions. It begins with the premise that all entities can be described through statemen
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An objective description of consciousness made using information theory
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This essay presents an original, information-theoretic model of consciousness, built around the structure of belief-formation in response to object descriptions. It begins with the premise that all entities can be described through statemen
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Any opinions?
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The mention Shannon entropy is in there,the model was made with an intent only capture the subtleties of the descriptive aspects of consciousness,It is worth acknowledging that use of metrics of complexity like Shannon entropy and no. of bi
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An Information theoretic approach to defining consciousness
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An Attempt at Defining Consciousness
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You're making an elegant but brutal distinction between existence and symbol, Truth and justification. I respect the urge to treat reality as sacred and thought as ornamental. But even your statement — 'Truth is a perturbation of
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Your definition of “Truth” as only what is measurable within “existential reality” assumes a metaphysical position while claiming to avoid one. To say that only the measurable exists is not a scientific conclusion—it is a philosophical stan
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Your statement that “The Truth is a perturbation of existential reality” is poetic but undefined—ironically mirroring the vagueness you accuse others of. In information theory and modern science, complexity and emergence demand probabilisti
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Thanks for the thoughtful and imaginative perspective. However, I’d like to point out a couple of concerns that might help clarify your argument. First, there's a strong reliance on metaphor—particularly with the holographic analogy an
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I appreciate the depth of your reply and the emphasis you place on existential interaction as the basis of consciousness. That said, I want to raise two concerns: (1) the vagueness of “interaction” as used here, and (2) a tendency toward ro
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You say the universe doesn't have a description and then you go on say that the universe is some zero dimensional point of existential being, that's a descriptive attempt as descriptions are made of statements and even saying that
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Thank you for sharing your perspective—it's an intriguing and poetic framework. However, I find that some of the key terms you use, like “potential” and “existential being,” lack concrete, objective, and exhaustive definitions. The bas
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