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Part 2 Welcome to the Consciousness Conversation, an exploration into the origins and nature of consciousness itself.
We’re asking: how do our subjective experiences of awareness, emotion, and sensory perception come into existence?
Today we discover the Filter Theory, also known as the Transmission or Reductive Filter Model of consciousness. This perspective seems to lend itself well as a supporting theory for WHERE consciousness originates, not just how it is interpreted biologically.
The core idea of the Filter Theory is that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of the universe, much like space and time, and that it exists independently of the brain and body. In this view, the brain's primary function is to limit and channel this universal consciousness into a manageable, focused stream that is suitable for navigating the physical world.
The Filter Theory proposes that under certain circumstances, the brain's filtering mechanisms may be weakened or bypassed, allowing a larger influx of conscious experiences. Such circumstances could include altered states of consciousness induced by meditation, psychedelics, or near-death experiences.
When the brain's filters are disrupted, people may experience a flood of previously inaccessible information, leading to experiences of heightened perception, mystical insights, and spiritual encounters.
The Participatory Universe Theory of quantum mechanics suggests that the act of observation or measurement in quantum mechanics is not just a passive process of acquiring information about the physical world. Instead, it is an active and participatory process that shapes the nature of reality itself.
Perhaps it is through this process that we are able to filter consciousness, and as we participate in this process, we consciously or unconsciously affect the reality we experience.
What do you think?
Is consciousness independent of our internal processes, a vast and complex dance that we choose to see but a single pose from
Welcome to the Consciousness Conversation, an exploration into the origins and nature of consciousness itself.
We’re asking: how do our subjective experiences of awareness, emotion, and sensory perception come into existence?
Today we discover the Filter Theory, also known as the Transmission or Reductive Filter Model of consciousness. This perspective seems to lend itself well as a supporting theory for WHERE consciousness originates, not just how it is interpreted biologically.
The core idea of the Filter Theory is that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of the universe, much like space and time, and that it exists independently of the brain and body. In this view, the brain's primary function is to limit and channel this universal consciousness into a manageable, focused stream that is suitable for navigating the physical world.
The Filter Theory proposes that under certain circumstances, the brain's filtering mechanisms may be weakened or bypassed, allowing a larger influx of conscious experiences. Such circumstances could include altered states of consciousness induced by meditation, psychedelics, or near-death experiences.
When the brain's filters are disrupted, people may experience a flood of previously inaccessible information, leading to experiences of heightened perception, mystical insights, and spiritual encounters.
The Participatory Universe Theory of quantum mechanics suggests that the act of observation or measurement in quantum mechanics is not just a passive process of acquiring information about the physical world. Instead, it is an active and participatory process that shapes the nature of reality itself.
Perhaps it is through this process that we are able to filter consciousness, and as we participate in this process, we consciously or unconsciously affect the reality we experience.
What do you think?
Is consciousness independent of our internal processes, a vast and complex dance that we choose to see but a single pose from?
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Part 3: Quantum Mechanics in Consciousness
This one is one of the more complex theories to grasp, but has some of the biggest potentials for being something incredibly beautiful.
The Quantum Mechanics perspective of consciousness is called the Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR) theory. It proposes that consciousness is linked to quantum processes within the brain, created within structures inside neurons.
It is the quantum systems that might be responsible for giving rise to consciousness.
What do you think? Does this scratch an itch for you or leave you feeling like we're barely getting below the surface?
#consciousness #quantummechanics #orchortheory
Part 2: Quantum Mechanics in Consciousness
This one is one of the more complex theories to grasp, but has some of the biggest potentials for being something incredibly beautiful.
The Quantum Mechanics perspective of consciousness is called the Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR) theory. It proposes that consciousness is linked to quantum processes within the brain, created within structures inside neurons.
It is the quantum systems that might be responsible for giving rise to consciousness.
What do you think? Does this scratch an itch for you or leave you feeling like we're barely getting below the surface?
#consciousness #quantummechanics #orchortheory
Part 1: Quantum Mechanics in Consciousness
This one is one of the more complex theories to grasp, but has some of the biggest potentials for being something incredibly beautiful.
The Quantum Mechanics perspective of consciousness is called the Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR) theory. It proposes that consciousness is linked to quantum processes within the brain, created within structures inside neurons.
It is the quantum systems that might be responsible for giving rise to consciousness.
What do you think? Does this scratch an itch for you or leave you feeling like we're barely getting below the surface?
#consciousness #quantummechanics #orchortheory
Literally thousands of scientific, philosophical, and spiritual perspectives attempt to explain the origins and nature of consciousness. In this series we’ll explore many over the following weeks.
First we’ll look at some of the scientific and philosophical theories, then contrast those with deeper dives into various spiritual/religious beliefs.
Follow along here or join the conversation over on Conscious Commons - a new Ad-free social media platform for exploring humanity, consciousness, and conscientiousness.
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Literally thousands of scientific, philosophical, and spiritual perspectives attempt to explain the origins and nature of consciousness. In this series we’ll explore many over the following weeks.
First we’ll look at some of the scientific and philosophical theories, then contrast those with deeper dives into various spiritual/religious beliefs.
Follow along here or join the conversation over on Conscious Commons - a new Ad-free social media platform for exploring humanity, consciousness, and conscientiousness.
#consciousness #panpsychism #consciouscommons #theconsciousnessconversation #brainwaves
Today, we invite a conversation around what we consider a vital question:
How can we encourage sustainability on a systemic level, rather than relying solely on individual efforts? While personal actions are essential, lasting change likely requires an approach involving governments, corporations, communities AND individuals.
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The Consciousness Conversation: Part 1
Consciousness is one of those phenomena that humanity simply cannot agree on. Literally thousands of scientific, philosophical, and spiritual perspectives attempt to I think it’s fascinating to look at this universal experience through the many lenses we have created.
I’d love to take these one or two at a time, so I’m going to post daily about each and we can dive into them together.
First we’ll look at some of the scientific and philosophical theories, then contrast those with spiritual/religious beliefs.
How does this perspective align with your own beliefs and ideas about Consciousness?
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