If your theory of consciousness contains a Hard Problem, it means that you recognize that your theory does not work.
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Correct. However there are *experiences* (ways of ongoing perceptions) beyond concepts, constructs, words, models and thus communication. Kinda sucks for science but it is what it is. Truth decides, not man (in his commonly construed form). "Hard Problem" = facing wrong direction
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Does this mean that epistemic substrate-independence due to computational universality is false?
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Does a shadow have “less existence” than the source from which it is cast? If not, then why is the self not real? And, moreover, how can a story be generated if its existence is not implied by the ground truth and hence a facet of the ground truth? Does possibility = existence?
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