I’ve come to know consciousness is about rocks because I’ve looked at rocks and become conscious of them. I’ve come to know rocks themselves aren’t conscious because they are composed of too simple crystal grains. I’ve come to believe that sin interferes with consciousness because that applies to all the sins I’ve been able to think of (e.g. murder). I’ve come to believe that consciousness manifests spontaneously because humanity’s collective consciousness includes most of the observable universe.
No, the propofol is epiphenomenal, the sin is the surgery afterwards. (And the vice causing the sin is whatever disease the surgery is supposed to cure.)
Solution to the hard problem of consciousness: Consciousness manifests spontaneously in the absence of sin.
Such as in a rock?
Consciousness doesn’t manifest in the material, but around the material. So because a rock is not sinful, it is easy to become conscious of it.
How did you come to believe this?
I’ve come to know consciousness is about rocks because I’ve looked at rocks and become conscious of them. I’ve come to know rocks themselves aren’t conscious because they are composed of too simple crystal grains. I’ve come to believe that sin interferes with consciousness because that applies to all the sins I’ve been able to think of (e.g. murder). I’ve come to believe that consciousness manifests spontaneously because humanity’s collective consciousness includes most of the observable universe.
How come?
Sins like having significant amounts of propofol in your bloodstream?
No, the propofol is epiphenomenal, the sin is the surgery afterwards. (And the vice causing the sin is whatever disease the surgery is supposed to cure.)
I feel like you’re trying to make a point, but I can’t see it