/sci/ - Science & Math

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>consciousness is the awareness of one’s own mortality.
I hate this definition.
It's meaningless.

To me it has always been within the brain, but "brainless" in the sense of it merely being an observational focal point.
But here's the problem, it's not a mere focal point in a 3d space. I am convinced we need to look at dimensions a little more carefully and deduce how out world renders and visualizes things to us, much like a 3d graphical renderer would to us on our screens.
Now memory is partially integral to it in the form of instantaneous memory, but that is it. In fact, I do not think of it as mere brain memory (or even computer memory), it's memory more in a focal sense alone. We just have this delusion that it's like our brain and our physical eyes, when in fact it's more a reproduction from a coordinate in space. But that's as far as I have gone with it. I think this the point where we focus on how that coordinate interacts and behaves with space/time for testing purposes in order to elaborate and construct hypotheses further.

Excuse me, I think I'm having a migraine so I'm cutting my thoughts short for now.