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Here he explains why physical science is incomplete and cannot even provide an explanation for normal consciousness. He suggests several alternative ways of looking at science.
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Title:
Intent and the Process of Becoming Conscious: A Phenomenological View
Summary:
Peter Moddel argues that, although it seems reasonable to assume the world exists independently of our witnessing it, there is reason to suggest the contrary. Concept creation is how we bring things to consciousness and think about them. But concepts are formed in the mind and therefore all we know about the world is, to some degree, a mind creation.
About the Author(s):
Peter Moddel lives in Fribourg, Switzerland.
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Published on April 15, 2009