Donald Hoffman discusses a monistic theory of the existence of reality. His central claim is that consciousness is fundamental–the physical world exists only through the perceptions of conscious agents. The theory argues the, so-called, objective properties of the universe exist only through the act of observation. Hoffman’s claim that the universe is derivative of experience is explored.
Key Takeaways:
- Part of the structure of consciousness is the conscious experiences of the conscious entities.
- The fundamental nature of reality is the contents of consciousness itself.
- Consciousness is the totality of reality, the physical world is the contents of consciousness
“consciousness is fundamental, any perception of space and time is nothing but consciousness.”
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References:
- ClosertoTruth.com
- Closer To Truth (YouTube Channel)
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