Re: Qualia and QM

>
> All phenomena occur in the present.  You're trying to build something
> on a foundation that doesn't support it.

Well, since this phenomenon is pivotal to subjective experience, then
clearly a proper theory of mind must take temporal physics into account. The
only clear force that animates the universe is the HUP, but this is
something that computational models of mind don't take into account, and is
why I feel they are inadequate. But I'm open to suggestions -- if you have
some line of reasoning that is more fruitful, then by all means let's go
into its details.

Then again, I've pretty much said all I can about QM in regards to
consciousness. There's only so far one can go just by thinking about it;
proper experiment and detailed physical research is called for. My kingdom
for a suitably outfitted laboratory.

Ray