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Is consciousness a thing or a process? Yes.

Posted on January 12, 2019 by SelfAwarePatterns

I came across this tweet by Amanda Gefter: If you've never read James's 1904 essay "Does Consciousness Exist?" please do so immediately. Spoiler alert: No. No it does not. #WilliamJames — Amanda Gefter (@AmandaGefter) January 11, 2019 William James, the … Continue reading →

Posted in Zeitgeist | Tagged Brain, Consciousness, emergence, illusionism, Mind, ontology, Philosophy | 92 Comments

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