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  • It’s such a hard question. I have always thought of consciousness as knowing what you are doing, but this could be the definition of awareness, being aware of what your are doing. And this brings up a question: what’s the difference between consciousness and awareness (N.B.: with awareness, I don’t mean self-awareness)?

    If people asleep are said to be “not aware”, what about when they speak in their sleep? Could it mean they are fluctuating between consciousness and unconsciousness? Or that maybe their consciousness is awakening? Or is it all down to their unconsciousness?

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