How?
> consciousness is not an abstract idea, it belong to the category of biological processes.
Okay, describe the experiment which can prove that you are justified in making such statements.
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How?
> consciousness is not an abstract idea, it belong to the category of biological processes.
Okay, describe the experiment which can prove that you are justified in making such statements.
I asked you to describe the experiment which proves that consciousness exists.
Merely saying that consciousness is a product of the brain is like proving dark matter by saying it's a product of the universe. I hope you can understand why that is not a convincing argument.
Since you continue to evade the question, I will only ask once more time: Describe the experiment that demonstrates the existence of consciousness in a manner which is "experimentally proven and replicated".
I'm forced to interpret failure to describe the experiment as your admission that you don't actually require "experimentally proven and replicated" to believe things, or at least that you cherry pick some propositions to require that standard.
That's OK too, no one is demanding that you be intellectually honest or self-consistent. But you should not be surprised if people call you out on it though.
Nothing exist unless experimentally proven and replicated.
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