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Consciousness and Right Action
1:02:08 - 1:07:22 (05:13)
The speaker argues that consciousness is not purely computational and that right action involves understanding what is true and what is meaningful, and discusses the usefulness of primitive creatures in helping us overcome inertia.
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In this podcast, the speaker argues that consciousness is not purely computational and there's a fundamental trans computational aspect to it.
1:02:08 - 1:06:05 (03:57)
Summary
In this podcast, the speaker argues that consciousness is not purely computational and there's a fundamental trans computational aspect to it. He also discusses how consciousness defines human behavior and the usefulness of adhering to meaningful actions based on one's understanding of truth.
ChapterConsciousness and Right Action
Episode#179 - Daniel Schmachtenberger - Reality, Meaning & Self-Development
PodcastModern Wisdom
When we engage ourselves fully with reality, we feel the meaningfulness of life within the experience, and no thought can replace that feeling.
1:06:05 - 1:07:22 (01:16)
Summary
When we engage ourselves fully with reality, we feel the meaningfulness of life within the experience, and no thought can replace that feeling. Without that feeling, no amount of thinking or learning can provide us with the purpose of life we seek.