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The hypothesis that the qualities of experience are the intrinsic nature of matter is a simple and elegant way of integrating consciousness into scientific explanations, without introducing dualism.
43:40 - 45:21 (01:41)
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The hypothesis that the qualities of experience are the intrinsic nature of matter is a simple and elegant way of integrating consciousness into scientific explanations, without introducing dualism. Fundamental particles are proposed to have a simple form of internal consciousness, but this should not be interpreted dualistically.
ChapterExploring the Panpsychist View on Consciousness.
Episode#272 - Philip Goff - What Is Consciousness?
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast discusses the concept that everything in the physical world, from mass to spin to charge, is a form of consciousness.
45:21 - 47:05 (01:44)
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This podcast discusses the concept that everything in the physical world, from mass to spin to charge, is a form of consciousness. The intrinsic nature of brain states is also explored, with the argument being made that everything is ultimately made up of consciousness.
ChapterExploring the Panpsychist View on Consciousness.
Episode#272 - Philip Goff - What Is Consciousness?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Some physicists believe that the fundamental entities are universe wide fields and particles are local excitations of those fields.
47:05 - 49:17 (02:12)
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Some physicists believe that the fundamental entities are universe wide fields and particles are local excitations of those fields. Thus, if we interpret it in a panpsychist way, the universe wide fields are the fundamental forms of consciousness.
ChapterExploring the Panpsychist View on Consciousness.
Episode#272 - Philip Goff - What Is Consciousness?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Philosopher David Chalmers explains the panpsychist theory which seeks to account for consciousness in terms of the consciousness of the particles that make up the human brain, and the challenges it poses in terms of the combination problem.
49:17 - 53:35 (04:17)
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Philosopher David Chalmers explains the panpsychist theory which seeks to account for consciousness in terms of the consciousness of the particles that make up the human brain, and the challenges it poses in terms of the combination problem.