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Where Does Consciousness Come From? | Unveiled



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The origin of consciousness is one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in science. We all know we’re alive, conscious and experiencing the world… but what exactly is that essence of life? Where does the fundamental feeling of “being” come from?? In this video, Unveiled looks at the scientific and philosophical debates surrounding consciousness to find out how and why we experience reality in the way that we do…

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26 thoughts on “Where Does Consciousness Come From? | Unveiled
  1. This actually made me think about something. If your entire body was destroyed and then perfectly replicated, would your consciousness "transfer over", or would you simply be gone and have a being which thinks it's you?

  2. Anytime I hear "We're closer than ever to understanding (fill in the blank)" I instantly know that we're nowhere close to understanding (fill in the blank).

  3. Much like the example of if a robot were to claim having consciousness, the only way you would find out if it is false is to look in the code. If there is no code telling the robot to have/pretend to have consciousness then it obviously does have it. What if we are the same? What if we cant find it because we are it??

  4. Scientists can’t figure out what allows you to figure out things. Trying to understand consciousness will always have them going in circles. Trying to figure it out is like trying to go faster than the speed of light.

  5. I’d say the proof that only humans have any kind of consciousness is the fact that only humans are capable of self destruction and malice.

    No animal goes around destroying its own without reason, or killing for the sake of killing. Everything the animal does is for the sake of its own life, and nothing more purely instinctive.

    I believe that this is one thing that scientists will have to throwaway their preconceived notions about God of they ever hope to truly understand what consciousness is.

  6. If Conciousness=awareness then there has to be a conscious person in order to be "aware" of anything. Conciousness and awareness do not exist without a subject. The univers is inanimate, it is not objectively aware of itself

  7. What if people were created by the universe to try and solve the problems it can’t even figure out by itself… hence giving us consciousness so that each human takes a different path to finding pieces of the puzzle that the universe wants to know. So basically we are intel minions

  8. We gain conciousness from oxygen without oxygen the brain is dead be careful what state of conciousness you breathe in

  9. I like the way that consciousness is being explored, but there is one very big flaw in the way it is being explored. It is being assumed that every single human is a conscious being, when in fact, most humans are just soulless beings (philosophical zombies). They are basically robots who don't actually have any experience of consciousness. The estimate is that the ratio is 1 to 5000 of souls to no souled people.

  10. I'm a computer programmer. This give me a unique insight into the nature of consciousness. To me, consciousness is a very simple thing to understand. In my opinion, consciousness is an elementary process in the brain that always tries to resolve 2 questions. 1) What is going on? This is analogous to input(s). 2) What should I do? This is analogous to output(s). There are sub-processes in each stage but the sequence of these questions(stages) repeat continuously all the time while we live. Consciousness also continues while we sleep. The biggest difference between awake and sleeping is that the brain is deprived of most of our senses and the loop time of these two stages is much longer.

    On the first question "What is going on?", our brains try to make sense of all the available senses(touch, taste, etc.). The brain also uses it's memories and it's reasoning in this stage.

    On the second question "What should I do?", our brains try to form a response to the first question. One of the main sub-questions to be resolved in this stage is "what is most important at this time". A decision is made like rest or run or talk about something.

  11. What if, like robots, our own brain is programmed, but we are programmed enough to have the illusion of consciousness. Maybe one day this could be tested with a robot programmed and given an illusion of their own consciousness.

  12. Fascinating. Still doesn't answer what triggers conscience. Tell me where the beginning of conscience begins prior to where a bio-chemical reaction occurs…attempt that, I'll be impressed.

  13. You know how we have ears? And our ears pick up noise and if our ears don’t work then we can’t hear noise, but that doesn’t mean the noise doesn’t exist right? Same with our brains, if our brains die doesn’t mean our consciousness does.

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