okay then people who use "consciousness" to mean "cognition" or "self-modifying cognition" or "video cameras pointed at mirrors" or what-have-you what is their term for having a subjective point of view that experiences qualia
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hunh what's wrong with it
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the whole "thingness" deal is obviously nonsense, people recoil from "raw feels" because they're cowards all i'm trying to say is that experiences are happening, if people have poisoned "qualia" with too much nonsense okay but idk what to say to ping the right associations then
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Chaos Retweeted ds9 se01ep10 move along home defender
yes and 100% imo this woman would appear to disagree rather strongly with Freudhttps://twitter.com/allamaraine4/status/1186349531274891270 …
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ds9 se01ep10 move along home defender @allamaraine4@chaosprime have you seen this? https://www.wired.com/2016/04/susie-mckinnon-autobiographical-memory-sdam/ … - seems relevant to a few things you've posted about - tl;dr is that memory as most think of it doesn't seem to be necessary for "being a living, breathing, functioning conscious human" (as most think of it)0 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
okay, so conditioning is a form of memory to Freud without any need for episodic or semantic recall. fair my answer to your blackout question is obviously correct in Freud, then, since your lack of episodic memory is irrelevant
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