14 Dec '08 01:48>1 edit
'Even though we have no idea how immaterial consciousness may arise from material processes, it certainly does, and remains one of the great mysteries, if not the greatest, along with quantum mechanics.'
after failing to get anything remotely resembling evidence for a biological view of why consciousness has arisen, apparently I'm to ignorant and instead was subject to hysteria and insults by the barrow load, i was interested to read the following article.
it was originally posted in the chess only forum, but would make interesting reading for those interested here.
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=5055
P.S, Z dude i still have not forgotten about our discussion, as i stated i am fiendishly busy up until January the ninth when i hope to get some respite.
after failing to get anything remotely resembling evidence for a biological view of why consciousness has arisen, apparently I'm to ignorant and instead was subject to hysteria and insults by the barrow load, i was interested to read the following article.
it was originally posted in the chess only forum, but would make interesting reading for those interested here.
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=5055
P.S, Z dude i still have not forgotten about our discussion, as i stated i am fiendishly busy up until January the ninth when i hope to get some respite.