Willard wrote:
I think it's all a very interesting exercise in strictly rational logic, but doesn't take into account that at the subatomic level, both object and subject are parts of a virtual web of wave/particles and quantum probabilities. Essentially all objects and all subjects, thus all reality in any context, is but light in an all-encompassing hologram. Can we experience the real world, really? We are the world (stop that, there'll be no singing while I'm here), and the world is us. There is naught but consciousness experiencing itself. Here's Tom with the weather...
I try not to look at mind dimensions as philisophical, but try to describe it using physics.
Okay my mind is made up of quarks and the same stuff that my book is made of, but trying to describe how physical matter can develop into something that has a conscious and aware of itself is difficult.
So I try not to look any further.