RE: Prelude: The Universal Fractal (A Conversation with FractalWoman)
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I agree that consciousness is very difficult to define. And because it is difficult to define, it is also difficult to develop a physics around it. But that is not going to stop me from thinking about it and wondering about it. What is consciousness? Where is consciousness? Why does it exist? I am not going to stop asking these questions just because they are difficult questions and I am not going to stop seeking just because the journey is difficult. I do believe that magnetism plays a role somehow which is by I spend a lot of time focusing on that. If that is true then physics does play a role. I don't have all the answers and I never will because every time I find the answer to one thing, I discover more questions.
It is an essential question fundamental to our existence. I would be flabbergasted to learn magnetism is involved in any way with consciousness. It would be very difficult to separate magnetic affects on our brain out from any experiments, and since we have no idea what kind of field or energy consciousness is, it seems we aren't able to measure any impact magnetism might have on it. A difficult conundrum.
I have read reports that consciousness can be shown to communicate through barriers that prevent magnetic fields, in research by Jacobo Grinberg-Zylberbaum. He allowed people to simply sit near each other for some time in darkness, until they felt each other's presence. Then he separated them into rooms with no means of communication, with a Faraday cage between them. When he flashed light into the eyes of one, the other subject responded to the stimulus.
--Brave AI https://search.brave.com/search?q=psychic+connection+to+living+loved+ones+instantly+scientific+research&source=web&summary=1&conversation=08a1e4455117331a905dde3358bceb0cece5
If such communication exceeds the speed of light, that suggests consciousness isn't subject to physical laws in the same way all other things in the universe are. Also, I don't believe scientific proof can exist. There can only be evidence.
We find more questions in every answer, when we ask the right questions.
I think that's the right answer!
"Also, I don't believe scientific proof can exist. There can only be evidence."
This is where you and I are on the same page. Absolute proof is not possible but proof beyond a reasonable doubt is possible. That is all I am going for. I will present my evidence and I will let the jury decide if I submitted enough evidence to claim "beyond a reasonable doubt". I don't get to decide that. The jury does (and the jury is you and people like you).
FW