BI 128 Hakwan Lau: In Consciousness We Trust

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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I'm Glad to Hear That You're Playing

03:51 • 2min

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Is Consciousness a Confounding Thing to Study?

05:43 • 2min

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Why You Shouldn't Write a Popular Science Book?

07:15 • 1min

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I've Don't Condemn, but I Liked It

08:44 • 3min

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Are We Too Many Theories or Just Ideas?

11:16 • 2min

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The Science of Consciousness

13:31 • 3min

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Interacting With Other Empirical Researches

16:29 • 3min

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Consciousness and the Philosophy of Science

19:34 • 3min

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How to Write a Book That Solves the Hard Problem

22:48 • 3min

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Is It a Particular to the Study of Consciousness?

26:08 • 2min

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Is There a Difference Between Local and Global Views of Consciousness?

28:15 • 3min

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What Is Perceptual Reality Monitoring?

31:21 • 3min

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Using the Gans Argument in Machine Learning?

34:09 • 3min

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Is Cognition Just Seeing Red?

37:33 • 4min

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Is It Important to Understand the Functions of Consciousness?

41:14 • 3min

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Is Red Experience a Function of Consciousness?

44:32 • 3min

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Seeing Red Is Not Something Other Than Everything Else

47:18 • 2min

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What Is a Mental Quality Space?

48:57 • 6min

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Is the Whole Address, or Is It the Differences?

54:44 • 2min

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Is There a Cognitive Map?

56:45 • 4min

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Does It Depend on a Model of the World?

01:01:01 • 4min

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Is Technology Holding Us Back?

01:05:12 • 5min

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The Confound Between Consciousness and Performance Capacity

01:10:03 • 2min

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I Didn't Know Hs Early Blindsight Studies

01:11:34 • 4min

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Is There a Blind Sight Trial?

01:15:31 • 4min

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Is the Problem of Consciousness Bigger to You Now?

01:19:07 • 2min

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Are You on the Curve of Perceptual Reality?

01:21:16 • 3min

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Brain Inspire Is a Production of Me and You

01:23:57 • 2min