Anything I think is ideologically motivated. Having a study to cite doesn't make you right if the study is bullshit.
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The singularity that supposedly lies inside black holes is more likely just a result of a huge gap in our understanding and a dead end in general relativity.
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That consciousness arises from matter as some emergent phenomenon. Integrated information theory, micro-tubules, or whatever: no.
I believe consciousness is fundamental.
The problem with consciousness is that everyone has different idea what is is.
That's the fundamental problem with everything, though.
I disagree with you, but that's because your comment means something entirely different to me.
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That's not scientifically proven though, just an idea.
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