Oh, well, it sounded good at the time. :)
Were you objecting on the basis that the rock has some version of consciousness? The argument has been made and it's interesting, but I thought it was pretty far afield from the present topic.
Were you objecting on the basis that the rock has some version of consciousness? The argument has been made and it's interesting, but I thought it was pretty far afield from the present topic.
Well your argument was right on Topic.Are you referring to any other topic.
>Were you objecting on the basis that the rock has some version of consciousness?
No i took it personally :)
It's just that one theory of consciousness is that we shouldn't be trying so hard to locate it in ourselves for the reason that all matter has consciousness. I emphasize that this idea has zero scientific support, it's just a philosophical speculation.
Again, no offense intended -- not at all.
Science is based on observation, while we experience consciousness. And as the Buddhists, say you can't observe an experience.
Or consciousness either. :)
But it's true, whichever spelling we use -- consciousness is a subjective, philosophical area with no real scientific substance, and it will probably remain that way.