On 6/12/2020 12:56 PM, smitra wrote:
The details here then involve that computations are not well defined
if you refer to a single instant of time, you need to at least
appeal to a sequence of states the system over through.
Consciousness cannot then be located at a single instant, in
violating with our own experience.
I deny that our experience consists of instants without duration or
direction. This is an assumption by computationalists made to simply
their analysis.
Brent
If one needs to appeal to finite time intervals in a single universe
setting, then given that in principle observers only have direct
access to the exact moment they exist
No. Finite intervals may overlap and there is no "exact moment they exist".
Brent
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