The Paradox of Consciousness in Science

This chapter explores the historical foundations of science through the lens of figures like Galileo, focusing on the tension between subjective consciousness and objective measurement. It highlights the limitations of neuroscience in understanding consciousness despite advancements in neuron research, revealing the field's struggle with scientific incompleteness. The discussion draws on philosophical perspectives to emphasize the complexities of self-reference and the challenges posed in bridging the gap between physical and experiential knowledge.