> When people imagine their consciousness/free will faculty as its own object, they sometimes see a theatre/stage, where they are in the audience and can observe the central point where consciousness ends up forming, or a deamon sitting in front of a bunch of levers and pulling one to make a conscious free will decision.
I don't know anyone who sees consciousness this way, but perhaps we've met different sorts of people.
Your second paragraph seems like a red herring. I don't see how any of this addresses the issue of conscious experience in the first place.
I don't know anyone who sees consciousness this way, but perhaps we've met different sorts of people.
Your second paragraph seems like a red herring. I don't see how any of this addresses the issue of conscious experience in the first place.