What is the nature of consciousness and what is the nature of consciousness?

Consciousness is the human brain's awareness of the appearance inside and outside the brain. Physiologically, the conscious brain region refers to the area of the conscious brain (around the prefrontal lobe) that can obtain information from other brain regions. The most important function of the conscious brain region is to distinguish between authenticity and falsehood, that is, it can distinguish whether the representations in its own brain region come from external senses or from imagination or recollection.

This ability to distinguish between truth and falsehood is not found in any other brain area. When a person is asleep, the excitement of the conscious brain region is minimized, and it is impossible to distinguish the authenticity of the image in the mind, which is based on the cognition in memory, which is called "dream".

The conscious brain area does not have its own memory, and its storage area is called the "temporary storage area", which, like the memory of a computer, can only temporarily store the information that is perceived. Consciousness is still "perpetual motion", and you can try to stop the image in your head, and you will find that this attempt is futile. Some studies believe that the conscious brain area actually has no thinking ability, and the real thinking occurs in the subconscious brain area, and the thinking we perceive is actually the result of the subconscious presenting its thinking in the conscious brain area.

A more general definition of consciousness sees consciousness as a special and complex movement that can reflect (map) the real world as well as the movement of the non-real consciousness itself, which can be correctly mapped to the laws of reality and consciousness itself, or it can be incorrectly or distorted. General consciousness requires the medium of real matter in order to have an effect on reality and consciousness itself.

Its existence can be divided into two states: static and active, static consciousness generally exists in the form of encoding, such as language, sound, image, software or other static material carriers, and consciousness can dynamically inherit the static form and improve the scope and level of consciousness. The dynamic interaction between static and energetic consciousness is one of the important sources of new consciousness. The starting point of this definition derives from the relativity of the absolute and the static nature of the eternal motion of matter.

It has certain reference significance for artificial intelligence.

The essence of consciousness is objective existence. There is no consciousness without objective existence, and consciousness exists dependent on objective existence. Consciousness cannot exist on its own apart from objective existence.

The essence of consciousness is the information stored by the brain.

From the level of object perception, the essence of consciousness is "the classification and processing of information".

From the perspective of agent agency, the essence of consciousness is "to combine the updated known information with the purpose of the behavior for comprehensive analysis, re-weigh the weights of the elements, reposition the meaning of the information, and then update the behavioral strategy, viewpoint or position".

The concept of consciousness in a broad sense holds that consciousness is the totality of mental phenomena that give reality to reality, and is a subjective phenomenon of personal direct experience, which is manifested as the unity of knowledge, emotion, and intention. The narrow concept of consciousness refers to the degree to which people are aware of and concerned about the outside world and themselves.

The essence of consciousness: Consciousness is a special substance - the functions and attributes of the human brain, a subjective reflection of the objective world, a unity of objective content and subjective form (consciousness is objective in content and subjective in form).

The basic view of dialectical materialism on the nature of consciousness: consciousness is a function of the human brain; Consciousness is a reflection of objective existence.

Consciousness is a function of the human brain. The human brain is the material organ of consciousness.

The ancients believed that the organ of consciousness is the heart, and "the official of the heart thinks about it"; is guts, "guts"; It's the spleen, the "temper" and so on.

In the middle of the 18th century, the Swiss von Halle (1708-1777) scientifically explained that the material organ of thinking is the brain. Qing Dynasty physician Wang Qingren (1768-1831) discovered that the brain is the organ of thinking. He is the author of the book "Medical Forest Corrects Mistakes".

Consciousness is a reflection of objective existence. The content of consciousness comes from the objective world (including the material world).

Not only does the correct consciousness come from the objective world, but the false and imaginary consciousness can also find a fragmented objective prototype. Wang Fu of the Eastern Han Dynasty once pointed out that there are nine dragons: the head is like a camel, the horns are like a deer, the eyes are like a rabbit, the ears are like a cow, the neck is like a snake, the belly is like a mirage, the scales are like a carp, the claws are like an eagle, and the palm is like a tiger.

The essence of consciousness is protein! This is called matter as the basis of consciousness!

What's more, there are several basic proteins combined!

Just like there are only ten Arabic numerals, but they form countless combinations, and with some special symbols, it is modern mathematics! The essence of consciousness must be like this!!

Whoever discovers these essential proteins unlocks the code of consciousness! This also includes the inheritance of memory!! Epigenetics !!

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The changes in psychology's view of consciousness are as follows:

The concept of consciousness in a broad sense asserts that consciousness is the totality of mental phenomena endowed with reality, and is the subjective phenomenon of the individual as direct experience, which is manifested as the unity of knowledge, emotion, and intention.

Knowledge: refers to the pursuit of knowledge and rationality of human beings in the world, which is unified with the connotation of cognition.

Emotion: refers to emotion, which refers to human feelings and evaluations of objective things.

Meaning: refers to will, refers to the mental state of self-restraint, perseverance, confidence and tenacity and perseverance that human beings show when pursuing certain goals and ideals.

Consciousness has three major characteristics: consciousness, purpose and initiative, among which the initiative of consciousness is to produce people's interest, will and other personality tendencies, the conscious self-knowledge of consciousness produces people's internal intentions such as hunger, cold, desire and demand, and the purpose of consciousness is to produce people's external consciousness such as sobriety, confusion, concentration and distraction.

Now consciousness in the narrow sense generally refers to the part of the will in the unity of knowledge, emotion, and intention in the broad concept of consciousness, but since the will itself is actually only a manifestation of the initiative of consciousness, and it is only contained in the consciousness of the will, the mind, so the meaning in the trichotomy of knowledge, affection, and intention in the mental process should essentially refer to consciousness. According to the tendency of narrow consciousness in behavior, it can be divided into two types: external consciousness and internal intention.

Extrinsic consciousness refers to the degree of awareness and responsiveness of the brain to external things during people's behavior. People have the lowest level of external consciousness during sleep and the highest level of external consciousness when their attention is highly focused. Intention refers to the activity of people towards or dealing with objective things, which is manifested as desire, desire, hope, intention, etc.

Intention is the individual's reaction tendency to the attitude object, that is, the state of readiness of the behavior, and the preparation to make a certain response to the attitude object, so it is a behavioral tendency, or intention, intention.

Through introspection and outward manifestation, the degree of clarity of consciousness can be distinguished. Usually the state with the highest clarity of consciousness is called attention, which is equivalent to the fixation point or point of consciousness of consciousness. The area around the gaze point of consciousness, which is simultaneously realized, is called the field of consciousness.

The more concentrated the attention, or the more focused the consciousness point is, the less clear the consciousness of the world around the consciousness point will be.

The following three conditions are required for the emergence of consciousness:

1.The human brain is the physiological condition for the production of consciousness and the material organ of consciousness.

2.Consciousness is a reflection of objective existence in the human brain.

3.Consciousness is the product of social development, and the needs of social practice activities have contributed to the formation and development of consciousness.

Consciousness is the manifestation of an exchange of electrical currents transmitted from the brain to the brain by the organism based on its perception of the outside world.

The essence of consciousness is the contradiction between the human brain and the objective world, and its law is consciousness. Self-consciousness is the active recognition and guidance of human beings in the realization of self-freedom. Consciousness is born with the birth of human beings, it is the result of human discovery and innovation activities, and human practice conforms to the direction of human free development, that is, the development of human consciousness.

Consciousness is the result of practice and is passed on to future generations with life.