The two consciousnesses came into contact, and the familiar feeling spread through Wang Feng's heart, and a holy white figure said: "Wang Feng, beyond the aperture, there is the black hole giant beast, here and in the quiet space behind the black hole giant beast, there are human races who need you to try to rescue. 」

Wang Feng immediately spread out the area of the aperture with the floating pot space, and the sound of stabbing reverberated throughout the floating pot space, and everyone in the floating pot world looked out and saw wave after wave of light strikes!

The light struck the float space, producing countless sparks and fragments of light. Wang Feng did not wait for the reaction of the people in the Floating Kettle World Realm, and warned everyone not to go out of the aperture at this time, otherwise there would be fatal danger.

Wang Feng asked, "Who are you, and why do you have a very familiar impression for me?"

The Holy White figure replied, "I am the Lord of Darkness, the being of the independent conscious beings born after you, so I can know you, and you can only feel that you and I are very familiar. 」

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Consciousness is often thought of as an incomplete, vague concept.

When people think or perceive images, they feel that what they are thinking is also human consciousness, and it cannot be accurately described through words.

It is generally believed that consciousness is a person's ability to perceive the environment and self, as well as the clarity of cognition. Scientists can't give a precise definition.

John Shearer, colloquially interpreting it as: "the state of perception, feeling, or awareness that continues during the day after waking up from dreamless sleep and continuing during the day unless you fall asleep again or enter an unconscious state"

Now the easiest thing to do with the scientific study of the concept of consciousness is in the aspect of awareness. For example, someone is aware of something, someone is aware of self.

Sometimes. "Awareness" has become synonymous with "awareness", and they can even be substituted for each other. At present, there are still many questions and doubts about the nature of consciousness, such as self-awareness.

The modern study of consciousness has become the object of study in many disciplines. The question of consciousness involves cognitive science, neuroscience, psychology, computer science, sociology, philosophy, etc.

Consciousness is the neural response of animals, when animals or humans are born, consciousness is with life, and it is a comprehensive embodiment of self-feeling, self-existence and feeling about the outside world.

"The basis of consciousness is the synthesis of the individual's self-awareness and the ability to know himself" and the recognition of his or her ability to exercise it.

Thus the question arises: "I think my consciousness exists, I am conscious, I think my consciousness does not exist or does not necessarily exist, am I not conscious?", since human consciousness arises from the nervous system, it does not matter whether it perceives it or not, whether it recognizes it or not. Consciousness is present.

How do you define whether consciousness exists? Have the ability to "self-introspective" and the ability to exercise. The main functions of consciousness are perception and analysis, thinking, planning, organizing, and memorizing, all of which belong to consciousness, and are all functions of the conscious mind.

Consciousness covers a wide range of aspects, and the emergence of consciousness must have a well-functioning brain and eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, etc., to perceive the corresponding colors, sounds, tastes, touches, etc., to produce consciousness.

Consciousness cannot be generated when asleep or depressed or dead. Consciousness is also interrupted. Hence the unconscious and ignorant. I don't know anything. It can be seen that consciousness will also be interrupted.

The study of consciousness, in the past, lies in objectification. Like what. Consciousness, as opposed to the existence of matter. Consciousness, there is another research perspective, and that is self-awareness.

This is also the concept of consciousness, which can be further clarified as a cause. Consciousness is the main body of human beings and the core of human consciousness.

The concept of consciousness has the ontology of existence, the conscious individuality of human beings, and the subjectivity of what people think, think, say and do.

There is no difference in consciousness itself, but only in the way we feel. Consciousness is a very strange thing, and we almost all know that we are a species of conscious people, but we lack knowledge of it.

What is consciousness, where does consciousness come from, and what do we have to do with consciousness? All these questions don't seem to be difficult, because consciousness is in our body, in our brain, but is that?

Each of our problems seems to give rise to new problems, and we remain ignorant of the consciousness on which we depend.

Gradually, we will lift the veil of consciousness, and although what we see may not be the truth, we have begun this step anyway.

Starting from the unconscious, the non-consciousness is matter, which is based on the dualism of matter and consciousness. The unconscious is a state of matter, and for matter the unconscious is the absence of consciousness.

We use the word "non" instead of "nothing" to describe the state of the unconscious of matter because the unconscious has been used in a particular state of consciousness.

The unconscious is different from the unconscious, or the unconscious is the opposite of the state of matter, while the unconscious is the inner state of consciousness, which is unaware and is an instinct of consciousness.

What is conscious? Consciousness is what we are aware of, what we are going to do, or what we are thinking. Conscious, conscious, aware, aware means.

Unconscious is a process that is conscious but not perceived, it is not unconscious, it is a state before being conscious.

The unconscious, that is, conscious and unaware, is just a double concept, an instinctive state.

The outer and inner parts of consciousness. The external part is the awareness of the external realization with a conscious purpose, which is consciously, consciously.

The inner part is the awareness of consciousness itself, which we usually call self-awareness, and self-awareness is the intrinsic motivation of consciousness, the awareness of the conscious self. Being conscious or aware of what we call consciousness is the state of conscious consciousness and the basic state of conscious control.

In psychology, consciousness has four properties: intentionality, uniformity, selectivity, and transience.

Intentionality refers to how long a person's consciousness can concentrate on something or something.

Unity refers to the fact that consciousness is difficult to separate. For example, when someone is driving and talking on the phone, it is almost impossible for that person to be conscious of both things.

Selectivity is about people being able to notice certain things but not others. For example, at a cocktail party, someone mentions your name, and you and that person are both chatting with different groups of people at the same time, but you notice that he or she mentions your name.

Transience, or the tendency to change, is what William James described as consciousness like the water in a small river.

At present, in the question of consciousness, although it is certain that consciousness is a product of the brain, how the "self" perceives the existence of the "self", and how this "self-feeling" is generated, this question is difficult to verify by scientific experiments.

Scientists believe that the nature of this problem is too subjective to be verified by scientific methods, and the academic community is currently trying to explain it from neuroscience, psychological cognitive science, philosophy, physics, etc.

Early psychology belonged to a branch of philosophy, and consciousness at this time fell within the scope of philosophical discussion. After the founder of modern psychology, the German psychologist Wundt, separated psychology from philosophy and became an independent discipline, psychology also began to study this problem.

The study of consciousness was a major topic in early psychology. At that time, Wundt used the introspective method to study the problem of consciousness, but the introspective method was questioned and even opposed by many psychologists later on the grounds that the introspective method was not reliable.

They believe that introspection does not accurately reflect the richness of people's thoughts, emotions and behaviors, nor does it expose people to subconscious or unconscious mental states.

Moreover, introspection relies too much on complex language, leading to a loss of objectivity. Although psychologists abandoned the introspective method, the study of consciousness was neglected for many years in psychology and related disciplines because they could not find other suitable research methods.

It was not until the fifties that the rapid development of cognitive science opened up many new ways for the study of consciousness, and consciousness returned to the main research topic of psychology.

In particular, with the efforts of the creators of the DNA model, Crick and others, the problem of consciousness has become an important research object in neuroscience research. Although there are still some difficulties in the study of consciousness, most scientists in this field are quite optimistic about the prospects of consciousness. (To be continued......)