Qualia are the subjective, conscious experiences that are unique to each individual. This definition of qualia is typically a philosophica...

 Conscience is a complex and difficult to define psychological phenomenon. It is often defined philosophically, but is clearly a neurologica...

 In previous thoughts, we have examined what can be the physiological background of qualia, the physical background of feeling . It can be s...

 As we experience it, feeling, the possession of qualia and consciousness, the awareness of existence are part of the mind and they seem to ...

One of the most fundamental questions about the mind concerns its relationship to the body (and, more specifically, its relationship to the ...

According to the criticism of black and white Mary , it cannot be ruled out that the origin of qualia is physically existing information. Bl...

According to the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy , q ualia are the subjective or qualitative properties of experiences. What it feels li...

The Chinese room argument described by John Searle is a thought-experiment (Wikipedia) demonstrating that a program based computer is ca...

Why do I think that I am is me? This question looks silly, but it is not. Why do I think that I am the same person in the morning as I wa...

The biggest mystery of nature has to do with that which is always with us, working for us, and making us who we are. It is our functioni...