The Hard Problem of Consciousness: Unraveling the Mystery of Mind - Brian Greene & Joe Rogan #1428

Join Joe Rogan and Brian Greene as they delve into the profound enigma known as the hard problem of consciousness. Explore the fundamental question of how mindless particles can give rise to conscious experience. Brian Greene discusses the perplexing nature of this puzzle and the current limitations of scientific understanding. Discover the potential for a breakthrough in our comprehension of the brain and its intricate workings. Gain insights into the ongoing quest to unveil the underlying mechanisms that generate conscious awareness. Prepare to explore the fascinating intersection of physics, neuroscience, and the nature of consciousness.

[oldgaffer]

We are consciousness having a human experience

[cthulhuman]

every rando in the comments thinks they have the answer lmao

[markty]

It's more likely that Consciousness creates particles and quartz and electrons and in reality Consciousness is all that there is.

[DaveSaysYesh]

Consciousness emerging from matter is only a hard problem if you have an incorrect hypothesis of the universe and are unwilling to reformulate it despite never being able to prove it.

Matter actually 'emerges' from Consciousness does it not? Consciousness must be present for 'matter' to be observed.

Has anyone seen matter existing outside of consciousness? No and they never will, a hopeless theory.

[sociallypatterneddefect]

That's because consciousness is making matter not the other way around

[DivineIntervention-xe]

It's belief and the fact that you know for sure that something is truth, only truth prevails and only the truth can unlock the doors in your mind. Deceive not for you won't evolve spiritualy if you do lie.

[austinsatterfield]

The problem with science is that people take it as religion, and it makes them extremely narrow-minded.

They forget that we know very very little about this universe and that science is just a tool to understand what we can. It doesn't define the universe. it only describes it.

[mustafahmed]

You can't get consciousness from something that is defined in a way to have nothing to do with consciousness. Materialism had a good run, but it is over.

[millenialmusings]

Comments section is embarrassing. Now you know why the aliens won't contact us 😂

[kevinjin]

We understand our environment through our senses in the first place. So to try to understand our senses with our senses creates a self-reference paradox. It’s like asking your eyeball to rotate in a way so that it’s looking directly at itself - the task is a logical impossibility, as is solving the Hard Problem.

[sudheeramere]

Man cannot explain, so he says science cannot explain.Man was so vulnerable to accept his finite mind body

[pennymacintosh]

That ANCIENT ENERGY IS GOD...HE MADE all these things...HIS BREATH ❤❤❤ LIFE

[hibald]

95 % of the Universe is a total unknown so, Schmelectrons, schquarks and the like are hardly the answer to how do we and why do we have qualia. Not to mention who or what it is that smells the smell of rotten eggs and such 😷

[muttbull]

Science didn’t know that atoms had an “inner world” until fairly recently

[RandyLincoln-qc]

Consciousness is trapped energy. That's the divide of conscidismiss.

[colleenwadsworth]

Imagine if your consciousness had its own DNA..and it had its own inner world. Maybe that's why I hear someone else's voice in my head...it's not my consciousness 😂

[JoshAllen-qg]

The problem is you bought some bad shit bro, it will really fuck you up, you need some good shit and you will forget about all your problems. Promise 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[souravdpdr]

It happens in Space or 5th Dimentional field you may say but certainly not inside the Brain
Brain just a Receiver of Electrochemical hardware

[Teddy-uezi]

It’s sad as humans we can’t get along together! Maybe in 1000years we will ❤

[MrEzzyKill]

What if where the product of electrons, protons and atoms having consciousness. We're the a.i of the natural world