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Shybutwilling2 · 61-69
greensnacks · 31-35, F
I can't? Well, they are looking at me through their consciousness, so I guess not then. I can just exert stimuli and influence them someway, but that's what a rock can do. Or a river. And they're not conscious. Hm. I'd need to think more on this.
Thinkerbell · 41-45, F
@Ideation
But what if what we call consciousness is an illusion that has great survival value for keeping a particular group of living cells alive for awhile?
But what if what we call consciousness is an illusion that has great survival value for keeping a particular group of living cells alive for awhile?
Adogslife · 61-69, M
The act of thinking whether or not we are conscious arguably proves that we are conscious.
Plus, not all arguments are proven by observation. An a priori deduction should be proof enough.
Plus, not all arguments are proven by observation. An a priori deduction should be proof enough.