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Replying to @ctrlcreep
It's just a single consciousness of a recursive representation. Do you know the mode where you have multiple consciousnesses in parallel though? I find it really weird.
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Replying to @Plinz @ctrlcreep
A corpus callosotomy results in a robust version of parallel consciousnesses sharing the same brain. I think it's interesting to then question how many islands of consciousness a pre-cut brain exudes without the awareness of the "self". How many parallel tracks are there?
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Replying to @jmeds2000 @ctrlcreep
In that case they are not integrated, so it is more like two mentally handicapped people sharing a body at the same time, I suppose. The experience of parallel first persons requires integration above the perspective taking.
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Yes. I think it works by linking the experience of attending multiple times into the experiential frame, instantiating several first person perspectives. Probably computed sequentially, but remembered as a simultaneous. Multiple selves can look at each other at the same time!
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