Expanding Worldview through the Study of Consciousness

Studying consciousness led to the realization that the world is not merely particles and laws, but also encompasses emotions, qualia, and perceptions that cannot be reduced to the material. David Chalmers' arguments on the problem of consciousness reshaped the individual's perspective, prompting an exploration of a new reality. This journey involved gradually adding layers to the worldview, understanding concepts like forms and patterns as real entities that govern matter. Through this process, the individual was able to comprehend ancient philosophical ideas such as Plato's concept of forms, revealing a deeper understanding of reality over time.