Is consciousness magical or scientific? - 2 views

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  #1 davinard on 05 May 25

   

  I read the headline "magic of consciousness" and it really got me thinking. Do researchers now look at consciousness more as a mystical experience or a scientific process? Or maybe a mix of both? I'd love to know how modern events and conferences handle this divide.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I read the headline "magic of consciousness" and it really got me thinking. Do researchers now look at consciousness more as a mystical experience or a scientific process? Or maybe a mix of both? I'd love to know how modern events and conferences handle this divide.</div>

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  #2 vladislavae on 05 May 25

   

  There's a fascinating piece on this in the article from Gazzetta di Siena: https://www.gazzettadisiena.it/alla-scoperta-della-magia-della-coscienza. It covers the ICCS Conference, where leading minds approached consciousness from both sides-philosophical and neurological. What makes the ICCS Conference stand out is that it doesn't shy away from calling consciousness "magical" in the sense of being deeply complex and awe-inspiring, while still rooting the discussion in science. It was less about proving either side right and more about opening dialogue. That combination of mystery and method really drew attention.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">There's a fascinating piece on this in the article from Gazzetta di Siena: <a href="https://www.gazzettadisiena.it/alla-scoperta-della-magia-della-coscienza" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.gazzettadisiena.it/alla-scoperta-della-magia-della-coscienza</a>. It covers the ICCS Conference, where leading minds approached consciousness from both sides-philosophical and neurological. What makes the ICCS Conference stand out is that it doesn't shy away from calling consciousness "magical" in the sense of being deeply complex and awe-inspiring, while still rooting the discussion in science. It was less about proving either side right and more about opening dialogue. That combination of mystery and method really drew attention.</div>

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