It was too difficult, but i want to talk it, so i use Google Translate:
If consciousness is simply the ability to talk about the state of one’s mind, accept this information from another, and hear one’s own virtual story, then it is not clear why it should really make pain more meaningful. The evolutionary reason is that consciousness/talk (and if it’s just introspection, I know what it feels like to turn on consciousness, sometimes it happens between sleep and reality, more precisely, this feeling of anti-disorientation, it feels like “pum”—turned on, and now you see the consequences of the previous lack of self-reflection) this is a distinguishing feature of people, people have similar genes and therefore those people who seek to protect other people who, unlike animals, are more likely to have these genes, were selected. However, if we do not proceed from evolutionary values, then no matter how alien it may be, consciousness really does not have much value, it’s just that conscious intellects are interpreted by us as living, not pieces of iron, so we may turn on a sense of empathy for them, but for tormented by pain and unable to do anything else, the computer and its protection are activated in us by a feeling of strangeness, strangeness and wrongness. However, outside of this, consciousness still makes beings more valuable, because it is a lens that sees its defects, it has reflection, it is a mirror that reflects itself, so the pain of conscious beings will be about twice as much, although it all depends on the number of levels of reflection and detail reflection of previous levels.
It was too difficult, but i want to talk it, so i use Google Translate: If consciousness is simply the ability to talk about the state of one’s mind, accept this information from another, and hear one’s own virtual story, then it is not clear why it should really make pain more meaningful. The evolutionary reason is that consciousness/talk (and if it’s just introspection, I know what it feels like to turn on consciousness, sometimes it happens between sleep and reality, more precisely, this feeling of anti-disorientation, it feels like “pum”—turned on, and now you see the consequences of the previous lack of self-reflection) this is a distinguishing feature of people, people have similar genes and therefore those people who seek to protect other people who, unlike animals, are more likely to have these genes, were selected. However, if we do not proceed from evolutionary values, then no matter how alien it may be, consciousness really does not have much value, it’s just that conscious intellects are interpreted by us as living, not pieces of iron, so we may turn on a sense of empathy for them, but for tormented by pain and unable to do anything else, the computer and its protection are activated in us by a feeling of strangeness, strangeness and wrongness. However, outside of this, consciousness still makes beings more valuable, because it is a lens that sees its defects, it has reflection, it is a mirror that reflects itself, so the pain of conscious beings will be about twice as much, although it all depends on the number of levels of reflection and detail reflection of previous levels.