/sci/ - Science & Math

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>Brains aren't what makes minds
I disagree, they are fundamental.
Without them you couldn't do anything at all. You couldn't even compute any response to the context you are in.
The context is important too, but the brain is fundamental. It is the beacon in the dark.

>But if a chemical copy of your brain isn't you, then what is?
A chemical copy of my brain is not in the same universal coordinate point as my brain though.
This where it get's scary.

We haven't discovered shit about that universal point.
It's differential to an actual physical point. It's not quite the same as a 3d coordinate in a 2d rendering.
We don't know how it functions full stop.