/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9621381
>b-but muh practicality
Still, equal conditions cannot exist at different points in spacetime.
>explains the relations between physical and subjective existence
Maybe they are, you know, exactly the same...
>what
You assert that these things have an inherent identity when that's not phisically true.
>just like the atoms creating a circle don't possess the properties which make two circles equal.
Your point being? A circle is a tangable macroscopic object while consciousness isn't.
>oh, it's another anon telling me he doesn't exist
I can assert my existence through my physical interactions with the environment. "Consciousness" cannot do this thus it's illusory. Not to mention that since the world is either probabilistic or deterministic, the concept of "consciousness" being in control becomes void.