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==== Here are some key ideas: ==== ===== - The brain produces consciousness. ===== * Consciousness is an emergent property of complex information processing. * Think: Enough circuits and you get awareness, like heat from friction. ===== - Consciousness is fundamental — like space or time. ===== * Even tiny particles might have proto-consciousness. * The brain doesn’t create it — it channels or organizes it. ===== - Consciousness is the ground of being. ===== * The material world arises within consciousness, not the other way around. * Think: dreams feel real while you’re in them — maybe waking life is a kind of dream too. ===== - Your consciousness is not seeing the world as it is, only a useful interface (like a desktop screen). ===== * Donald Hoffman argues we evolved to see icons, not reality. * What we call "physical reality" may be a translation — like VR goggles on something we can’t perceive directly.
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