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  • Well I’ve been questioning thay myself as well. Consciousness would be the sum of the parts from the mind. Your senses are part of your consciousness, yet you can still be conscious without one of your senses

    I Would like to comment about something.While at the moment cognitive neuroscience finds itself in the peak of research, we are far far away from truly understading consciounsess. How come, a cell, can produce something as complex as consciousness, the thing is, as mentioned previously, there’s no way we can prove somebody else has it. Using the scientific method for example, would not be useful to prove somebody else consiousness. It would not even be useful to demostrate I have it in the first place. Another question for researches would be to define, at what point does it start. How many neurons does it take. Can we give consciousness to something that does not have it?

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