No easy answers to hard or easy questions
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (1):191-193 (2001)
| Abstract | What makes conscious experiences necessary for in- formation processing or behaviour (no one knows)? Would it be easier first to divide consciousness into different levels (probably not)? Is consciousness tied to information processing or brain states (no one knows)? Would the target article's comparator be improved by adding a continuously adjusting feedback (probably not)? | |||||||||
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