An inteligent layman's attempt to understand Consciousness and free will - Linton, Oliver
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Of all the unanswered questions which confront us perhaps the greatest is the mystery of our own consciousness. What is the difference between a conscious brain and an unconscious one? Are we conscious when we are dreaming? What animals, besides ourselves, are conscious? Will there ever be a scientific explanation of consciousness? Will we ever be able to build a conscious machine? Would it be wise to do so? This book explores the extent to which we can address some of these questions from a scientific but non-specialist point of view.

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Of all the unanswered questions which confront us perhaps the greatest is the mystery of our own consciousness. What is the difference between a conscious brain and an unconscious one? Are we conscious when we are dreaming? What animals, besides ourselves, are conscious? Will there ever be a scientific explanation of consciousness? Will we ever be able to build a conscious machine? Would it be wise to do so? This book explores the extent to which we can address some of these questions from a scientific but non-specialist point of view.
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Oliver Linton is a retired Physics teacher with a lifelong interest in Mathematics and Philosophy. He has written a number of books including a popular book on Fractals published by Wooden Books. Articles on a range of subjects including music and the physics of flight may be found on his website: www.jolinton.co.uk.