In fact, he thinks consciousness could be explained by something called "integrated information theory," which asserts that consciousness is a product of structures, like the brain, that can both store a large amount of information and have a critical density of interconnections between their parts.
Drawing on psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and artificial intelligence, he asserted that human consciousness is essentially the mental software that reorganizes the functional architecture of the brain.
By 1839, Bauer deduced the political implications of this view: the religious consciousness asserted this immediate identity as a monopolistic, sectarian claim, excluding other particulars from equivalent status.
Woodworth asserted that both behaviour and consciousness were the subject matter of psychology.
In 1975, the ending of b'ak'tun 13 became the subject of speculation by several New Age authors, who asserted it would correspond with a global "transformation of consciousness".
In contrast to their quasi-rational, analytic abstraction, Kokoschka's paintings asserted energies of the body, the emotions and intuition, as though modern consciousness could be ushered back to a primitive, Edenic state.
An imperial consciousness, based on French and German social and cultural values asserted itself in the army and upper classes but differed markedly from what of the peasants, clergymen and tradesmen considered true Russianness.
After the two decades since its inception one thing can be safely asserted: the approach has fruitfully inspired many important avenues of innovative research in consciousness studies.
The Principle of Consciousness is not a tautology, yet anyone who reflects upon what is asserted by this principle will immediately recognize its truth and universal validity, inasmuch as it expresses what Reinhold called a "universally recognized fact of consciousness".
In his "commendable" 8.6 out of ten rating review, Ross Bonaime of Paste asserted that the program displayed some exceptional dimension into the characters from Lana's apparent self-consciousness, to Cheryl's eccentric and "odd" persona, and Krieger's past.
Csikzentmihalyi asserted that "the happiness that follows flow is of its own making, and it leads to increasing complexity and growth in consciousness," which is the whole point.
