Communication of the “Objective Reality” as Signal to the Senses in Orchestrated Non-Reductive way
Archives in Neurology & Neuroscience July 16, 2019 A. Mukhopadhyay
John Searle's claim that consciousness is a philosophical problem with a scientific solution is challenged. Consciousness cannot be fully explained by any theory, regardless of intellectual rigor, because it is intellectually incomprehensible, probably inexpressible, and not fully describable in mathematical, verbal, or non-verbal language. This ineffability creates confusion about its nature. However, consciousness is not a random psychic phenomenon nor mere brain activity. It can be made intelligible at the level of Boolean logic by descending through inferential, formal, and fuzzy logic.