Why do we have subjective conscious experience? And how does

through quantum elevators

>>7795144
You wouldn't ask that question if you weren't conscious, so that's a senseless question family

Hard problem of consciousness can't be solved by science

>>7795144
Microtubules in the brain

>>7795144
STOP ASKING ALL THESE STUPID SAME POINTLESS UNANSWERABLE QUESTIONS EVERY SINGLE GOD DAMNED DAY
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>>7796223
What's north of the North Pole?

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>>7795144
I'm not concious, I swear! Look, I don't even feel a need to prove it to you somehow. hmm...

Consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe.

Bring it, STEMfags.

>>7796418
If that were true then the zombies would not be ignoring the biology departments because it lacked fresh brain specimens.

>>7796447
Proof by anecdotal B-zombie-movie parody. I am so convinced, anon.

>>7795144
Hi, I am deepak chopra. Let me explain it for you: consciousness is a nonlocal field of entangled quarks and neutrons in a superposition which through quantum entanglement reach a state in which the nonlocal field becomes awareness.

>>7795144
Because you're experiencing the world through a human body which occupies a certain space and happens to differ from other people in its structure.
No idea.

Emergent property of a sufficiently complex system.

HUMAN BRAIN PROJECT SOON ANON

>>7796486
I have a PhD in quantum theology. Can confirm