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If you've got the time, my 3 conversations with @OortCloudAtlas explore this question in detail. Briefly, nirvana is absence of experience. Awakeness happens during normal waking consciousness. Conflation of these two very different phenomena is a common misunderstanding.
I recently relistened to those, which are great. I’m curious how you relate this to CONR? Is there a functional distinction between the suffering of the machine - so to speak - and the suffering of ‘dukkha’, as in the formulation you’re using here?
The suffering of the machine and human suffering are functionally equivalent. Both require consciousness, ownership via phenomenal self model, negative valence, and realness à la @ThomasMetzinger. Dukkha means that while you may not be suffering now, you will eventually suffer.
Yes, I really like the CONR formulation. I guess some of the confusion around the various uses of nirvana is that some traditions use it to mean that the necessary conditions for suffering aren’t present (eg: dissolving ownership and negative valence via some non-dual stuff).
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