Yes, i read, and accept, thae caveats you presented. Im only vaguely familiar with some specifics. Fascinating. Especially your remarks about anesthetics. In medical school, i was fascinated that "nobody Really knew" how the work
I enjoyed this because it points toward a shift in perspective that I think is becoming increasingly important. We often imagine consciousness as something produced by the brain, but there is another possibility: that the brain participates in or shapes a reality that is already fundamentally experiential. Whether one ultimately agrees or not, exploring these alternative models opens valuable questions about the relationship between mind, matter, and experience. Sometimes progress begins not by collecting more data, but by becoming willing to reconsider the assumptions we started with.
Thank you, Jade. I always appreciate the way your writing invites people to question assumptions rather than simply replace one certainty with another. Those conversations are where some of the most interesting discoveries begin.
Yes, i read, and accept, thae caveats you presented. Im only vaguely familiar with some specifics. Fascinating. Especially your remarks about anesthetics. In medical school, i was fascinated that "nobody Really knew" how the work
THanks for reading David
I enjoyed this because it points toward a shift in perspective that I think is becoming increasingly important. We often imagine consciousness as something produced by the brain, but there is another possibility: that the brain participates in or shapes a reality that is already fundamentally experiential. Whether one ultimately agrees or not, exploring these alternative models opens valuable questions about the relationship between mind, matter, and experience. Sometimes progress begins not by collecting more data, but by becoming willing to reconsider the assumptions we started with.
Thank you my friend
Thank you, Jade. I always appreciate the way your writing invites people to question assumptions rather than simply replace one certainty with another. Those conversations are where some of the most interesting discoveries begin.