Sorry for the bad audio editing. It's due to my bad headphone choice, otherwise the music is great. I might upload a remaster at some point.

@@Disculogic Ah, I appreciate you replying and taking on board my comment. Thankyou. I love the content, I just prefer no background music personally. I I find it difficult to tune out and it makes it difficult to hear/concentrate on the words. I think its an actual thing that a lot of people have problems with, or could be just me 🤷‍♂️😅 Anyway I sincerely left the comment to help, as real user feedback for consideration for any changes in your editing style in the future. Best of luck and again thanks for responding 👍

They're not deleted, just unlisted.

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Thanks. Glad you're enjoying my content. Good to hear from an old follower ;)

That's not an answer but only a belief

@@Rohit-oz1or The fact that you have your own belief, or nonbelief, proves my point. Humans are the only species that can believe what they want, and express it. Due to everything I said before. We have a choice as well. All other species have NO choice. If they do, they die.

@@Rohit-oz1or Sometimes God is the answer for something unknown, complex ,complicated word of expression gratitude towards one another

@@sajithsomaratna1493 It's not an answer but an acceptance that one doesn't know everything. Early humans worshipped lightning but gradually science explained it...

@@Rohit-oz1orYou are correct acceptance that is traditional in which we admit there are greater thing just like small mathematical problems we can easily answer but complex ones we can accept it as difficult

I haven't completed my research on illusionism yet. I'll cover that later.

Thank you. I might upload a remastered version later.

@@marcossolis9654 you subscribe to panpsychism? Consciousness is fundamental to the universe?

@marcossolis9654 if so, how do you explain centuries of scientific research in neurology where legions to certain areas of the brain can strip away various facets of conscious experience? The ability to percieve yourself, your ability to percieve other people. You can damage part of your occipital lobe in such a way that you can still physically see, but you can't consciously percieve what you see. How do you explain that away with...energy? Any scientific theory needs to explain this. Panpsychism does not, at all. Its actually a scientific regression. Consciousness is made up of a million and one different internal representations of different things. It's I all seems so uniform, and united, until you strip away little bits of it and you realise that we are our brains. And conscious experience is a stack of brain functions which esseally sit on top of different sensory systems and basically filter out unimportant information. Consciousness is the bringing together of all those seperate systems that decide what is important in your environment. That's scientific fact not opinion by the way.

Check out the full episode if you like. Thanks for the comment.

I can't explain it, no one can, it's it's a human hypothesis but I'm not saying your wrong at All it's an amazing theory. I believe in a higher power but no human being will ever actually know. I would like to hear more of how you can break it down to how consciousness is not just a human spark of energy that burst living cells and organisms to work in it's own way of how the brain pushes us to think anything as of this source is even explainable. I ask cause I love learning and teaching myself beyond what's just being told to us on a legal level. Im not educated by the way most are. I like to learn on my own level. I'm so intrigued by your comment

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Not quite. Memory is a feature of consciousness not the 'source' of consciousness. Self-awareness is a feature of consciousness as well. Babies are indeed conscious - the physical body is the limiter/inhibitor of consciousness while in the embodied state.

@@wolf5505 Actually, memory ‘is the core’ consciousness. Babies are not conscious when they are born. They appear to be conscious, but they don’t have any comprehension of the stimuli they are experiencing. Babies crying and moving when born are not a conscious reaction, they’re an autonomic response. They go from a dark warm womb to the shock of bright light, touch, sounds, smells, and pain. They are not conscious of suckling either, it too is an autonomic response. Their brain is a blank slate and doesn’t know how to process the stimuli they are experiencing. It takes them days to begin formulating a limited state of consciousness. As they experience the sensations of life, their brains start formulating memories and they start to develop awareness and consciousness. Consciousness is a process of comprehension. Memory defines what they’re experiencing. As I said in my original comment; the more memory - the more consciousness one develops. There are many conditions where a person can be awake but not conscious, such as people in catatonic or in vegetative states. Yes, being awake is clearly necessary for consciousness, but not sufficient to qualify as consciousness itself. Without memory, you couldn’t develop consciousness. Here's an example of how the brain works. Vision is not as it appears, it’s actually a neural hallucination. Light and colors don’t travel through the optic nerves, only invisible electrochemical impulses travel through the optic nerves. Light/colors hit photoreceptive molecules [known as cones and rods] in the retinas at the back of eyes and are transformed into millions of electrochemical impulses that travel to eight locations in the brain to be processed. It’s the primary visual cortex, known as the occipital lobe, that processes most of the visual impulses. The brain then takes those electrochemical impulses and formulates an image of the world outside. Vision is an internal mental map used to navigate the world outside. When a baby first experiences light/colors, it can’t define them into shapes or colors, that takes acquired memory to begin to formulate an image. For the first few days of a baby’s life, they cannot form neural images. Sound, touch, and taste must also go through the process of forming memories before the brain can process the stimuli. To better understand this process of neural hallucination; dreams are neural hallucinations formed from memory; without memory, you wouldn’t be able to dream. When you think about consciousness, it should be noted that it’s the most complex thing that exists in the universe…

⁠​⁠@@markmaloney8154wow, cool comment any suggestions on books to read on this themes? I think consciousness is process of writing memory. it's very easy to recall favorite car from 10 years ago, than remember what was your own thoughts, especially reasoning. And it is impossible to recall details of chain of thought on car from 10 years ago. Entire books of my thoughts are gone, so as yours.

Memory is the source of EGO. Consciousness makes it possible to be aware of the Ego. Duhh!

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If you've learned nothing new then I envy you. I wish I knew all the details about IIT, possible connections between consciousness and entropy and the rest years ago.

These are all just unproven ideas

@@Boris29311 But what did you expect as you played the video? We're talking about the origin and nature of consciousness. Of course we haven't developed a proven theory yet. We start with hypotheses and hope one of them will turn out true. Also as I mentioned in the video, it could be totally out of science, but even proving that could be seen as a great achievement.

Like I said , I expected to learn something new

The universe must be intelligent because it creates life. But is the universe an organism with consciousness?

If so, who created the intelligent beings?

@@user-hu1os4xh7nconsciousness is a fundamental aspect of the universe to experience itself

@@Razrman Why does something have to have a creator, why can't something have always existed on its own, through coincidences that coincide perfectly so that its emergence is just there.

This will sound mad but when I took bufo a powerful psychedelic I could see how this paradox could work, how an intelligence is constantly creating itself because why not, but who knows, maybe it was just the drugs

Please don't just play a random time frame and call people frauds. That's a speculation in panpsychism. I explained the panpsychist position and also discussed all the criticisms surrounding it: 25:15

@@Disculogic Exactly sub atomic particles have some level of consciousness that why people change and ultimately die