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Yeah, binning conscious and unconscious as two categorical classes is probably wrong. There are likely gradations, especially in the context of working memory o
by SubiculumCode 3mo ago
Yeah, binning conscious and unconscious as two categorical classes is probably wrong. There are likely gradations, especially in the context of working memory over time.
- hoppp 3mo agoThe subconscious and unconscious are different, and the subconscious has it's own working memory that the conscious can't access. An interesting read is Daniel Kahneman's Thinking Fast and Slow that explains cognitive systems, 1 is subconscious and fast and the other is conscious and slow
- d00d0ff000 3mo agoAll of this indicates the flaw in the account of “consciousness”. Consciousness is elemental and “conscious”’or “unconscious” are “state forms” both of consciousness. Consciousness is the envelope. Conscious is a category of awareness. My brutally downvoted comment implied this, with more conjecture of the envelope. Enable “show dead” if you didn’t catch it!