[ExI] A Gap between quantum and gravity
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citta437 at aol.com
Sun Dec 23 13:16:07 UTC 2007
"Chalmers, I, and many others agree that there is a "hard problem" but
I
disagree with him that phenomenal properties could "arise" from any
equivalent functional organization, of which a "Chinese Room" is,
though
absurd and racist, one example.
I also very much disagree with the idea that consciousness is only a
process or only behavior, or not located anywhere. And this is all
described in the "Nature has Phenomenal Properties" camp statement:"
Brent
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The Theory of quantum gravity or the grand unification theory still
remain as a theory until one removes time in the equation according to
British physicist, Julian Barbour.
Time is only a concept/a thought , a movement of the mind. At the
quantum level there is no time nor consciousness.
However, gravity exists as an attraction between larger and larger
masses of energy as evident in our solar system and galaxies.
Our brain is organized like the cosmos with neurons firing
automatically within the speed of light. However, like it or not, there
is a space between neurons called the synapse where a disconnect in
transmitting messages between neurons can be interrupted by a random
phenomena in the macrospace of genetic and environmental changes.
If we can travel beyond the speed of light, we have to device a means
of connecting the neurons without synapses, spaces of decoherence, a
phenomena not occuring in microtubules of the spinal cord which act as
a quantum mechanism.
See the excerpt on "Inside the Mind".
Terry
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