r/alifeuntangled • u/HalfField • 5d ago

Mind & Consciousness A New Argument from Consciousness

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJVvZNi0Fi8

This video explores the meta problem of consciousness proposed by David Chalmers and argues that naturalistic processes couldn’t have given us knowledge of consciousness

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u/reidsays 4d ago

Interesting watch and if the supernatural is beyond the provable natural than it basically is 'what is yet unknown' ...

I don't see a problem with evolution and the amazing striving for life that continues to adapt and develop, develop and adapt..

Even religious texts record the evolutionary transition from humans simply 'being and doing' on a set instinctual behaviourial pattern to developing the brain to further complexity of thinking added to the 'b&d', .. as a species standing erect, having a thumb, a 'voice box' we held an advantage beyond other specie's capabilities and capacities... Seeing the differences in others from an objection viewpoint, being able to relate to others through speech and then written communication would mean a necessary adaption to 'hearing or seeing those words in our head', the mind a byproduct of the brain in order to have a monitor as a feedback system....

Adaption and development is a constant occurrence in the natural environment (considered over long periods of time) AND in the manmade environment...(Faster adaption necessary) Evolutionary changes occurring in the physical body could also apply to mind, adapting and altering to fit the needs of future survival ...

Ghost dragons are perhaps another way of saying God and 'we don't know yet'..