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In contemplating the nature of consciousness, one might imagine it as a vast, intricate loom. The threads of this loom, tightly interwoven, form the fabric of reality as we perceive it. Each thread represents a living, conscious entity, suggesting that we are not merely within the fabric of existence, but are essential components of it.
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An Argument Against Physicalism Those who identify as physicalists hold the belief that the empirical world is something beings may never inherently know. We can only ever apprehend the world and our experience of it through the lens of our psyche, a lens that is always relative to the individual perceiving the ‘reality’ they find
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In the realm of philosophical thought, few ideas captivate the imagination as profoundly as the concept of a collective consciousness. This notion suggests that beneath the surface of our individual consciousness lies a shared space of memories, life paths and experiences common to all beings. But what makes this theory so compelling, and why does
