The Three Worlds of Interaction

The conversation discusses the three worlds of interaction, where the subjective world is closely related to the idea of interaction, suggesting that interacting with objects or the environment has a physical effect. The concept encompasses the interaction between the mind, the person, and the outside world, as well as the interaction between different bodily processes. It emphasizes that interaction involves the mind acting on the person and the outside world, and vice versa. The speaker draws a line by stating that the stomach is also part of thinking, emphasizing the importance of physical connection between bodily processes and the brain. They also compare the concept of being in parallel universes to the flow of information between universes, highlighting that interaction is necessary for the experience. Lastly, the speaker envisions the gut participating in thoughts by stating that it would involve thoughts from both the gut and the brain, as well as their interaction and indirect awareness of each other's thoughts.