On the Problem of Human Consciousness: from Facts to Theoretical Speculations
Manol Manolov, Alexander Voznyuk
Diogenes June 30, 2019 DOI: 10.54664/mtac9243 (opens in new tab)
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Key points | Argues that consciousness is the necessary and sufficient, system-forming quality of a human being and therefore the main value of the individual and society, and proposes that consciousness is holistic, ubiquitous, resonance-based, empathic, informational, non-causal, dynamic, non-local, and ideal in nature. |
Abstract
The article demonstrates some important direct and indirect facts about human consciousness being the main value of a man and human society, since consciousness is necessary and sufficient, system-forming quality of a human being as a representative of Homo sapiens. These facts enable to unfold some theoretical speculations helping to formulate some conclusions about consciousness revealing holistic, ubiquitous, resonance, empathic, information, non-causal, dynamic, non-locality, ideal nature.
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