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Awareness

Submitted by eledford on Mon, 10/18/2010 - 4:40pm.

The argument is that the NS consists not of one fully distributed system but of everything we experience and are aware of. All we see is what we make up to account for what's being inputted.

Awareness - a choice? Can we choose the extent of how aware we are of something? Or are we always aware , or always in tune even when we think we're not?

Does awareness = input? If so, are we selective for inputs subconsciously or consciously?  Or are we just selective of what our brain does with the input, or how it is processed and relayed?

 

 

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