/sci/ - Science & Math

>What do you think consciousness originates from?
I personally lean towards the theory that it's a separate fundamental property from space and energy

>Do you think it's entirely physical or is it something more?
I don't think it's physical

>Do animals like jellyfish that don't have brains but rather have neural networks have consciousness?
I think it exists in varying quantities

>If you're with the idea that it's completely physical, can an artificial intelligence have consciousness?
I don't think any computer-based AI can be conscious

>What happens to consciousness after death?
idunno read the bible xd

>Why is your consciousness seated in your brain / body instead of someone elses ? And what does that imply?
I'd say it implies that the brain forms a unique physical organization that's able to interact with the conscious entity

>Is consciousness an inevitable outcome of universe?
I don't think it's directly correlated

>>7710849
I write poetry out of physics equations and memorandums on the nature of coalescing paradoxs

I just like to fight the pathetic nuance that is formality with better suited elements of the constructed frames of my personal whimsy

If you don't like it, don't understand it, or feel that it's beyond your comprehension in anyway, please try harder.

>>7463939
Yeah OP, you'd have to slow down time/relativity considerably and the only way we know how to do that is with 0 or near 0 Kelvin particles, I'm honestly worried about the QM implications of what that field is doing and their patterned effect on humanity as a whole even more than what could happen at the LHC

How can I wrap my head around the sense of the universe?

A micro organism who lives on our body will never understand the human body...

Am I micro organism?

>>5967345

What does this mean?

>http://mathworld.wolfram.com/LimitPoint.html

and while we're here, what is denseness in set topology?

>>5680497
lol the question is how(/)does it exist!