Hi again, Alex,

I don't know what happened to me writing that last response. I must have gotten into "unattended operation" mode and just dumped out what I was thinking without addressing your comments. That's those laws of physics for you.

Let me try again.

>>>What is unknown about consciouseness besides that billions of neurons turning on and off?>On = conscious, off = unconscious>Each neuron (and all network) works as physics (=math) prescribes, any neirobiology text is full of details. E/m pulses carrying information from neuron to neuron, amplitude-frequency modulation, floating threshhold, non-linear amplification, positive and negative feedbacks, etc - what is "divine" about this?>Complexity?>>Earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes, tornadoes, even ordinary rain - are NOT well predictable phenomena>>So, everything goes according to mathematical equations which we happen to call "natural laws">So, no "drivers" or "calculators" or "thinkers" are needed to make events in universe happen.

• To be continued... - alexander - November 20, 2001 - 20:21 UTC
• Wrote big respond but accidentally lost it. - alexander - November 20, 2001 - 21:01 UTC
  • I just did the same thing, almost. - pmartin - November 21, 2001 - 00:25 UTC
    • Paul, it is all in textbooks. I can't copy all of them. - alexander - November 24, 2001 - 00:06 UTC
      • Okay. Thanks. - pmartin - November 24, 2001 - 01:17 UTC