There is something extremely unsettling about the overflowing boxes of baby heads or Barbie limbs in all their pastel-colored glory, recalling the kind of nightmares that crept into our elementary school consciousness.
In "His Dark Materials," Mary Malone, the physicist, discovers that dark matter consists of elementary particles of consciousness.
Their simultaneous gravitation-induced collapse is interpreted as an individual elementary act of consciousness.
Further, a crucial thesis in the scenario of Penrose and Hameroff is that the (gravitation-induced) collapse of such coherent tubulin states corresponds to elementary acts of consciousness.
It is argued that elementary acts of consciousness are non-algorithmic, i.e., non-computable, and they are neurophysiologically realized as gravitation-induced reductions of coherent superposition states in microtubuli.
The application of mouse model may be useful in providing some elementary building blocks of consciousness.
This elementary problem hit public consciousness via Marilyn vos Savant's column in Parade magazine.
Our knowledge of logical laws is more probable than our knowledge of other psychological laws only 'because we experiment, throughout our life, daily and every hour, with these elementary relations between phenomena of consciousness' (1905, 33).
At the turn of the 20th century, German psychologists Wilhelm Wundt and Edward Titchener suggested that the elementary psychological states that make up consciousness, such as sensations, images, and feelings, can be observed and analyzed by experimentation.
5. Promote Social Inclusion in Schools Our overall cultural consciousness on how we treat and interact with disability needs to change, beginning in elementary schools.
The program involves periodically taking infants to elementary schools where students become attached to the babies and learn to empathize, ultimately raising their emotional and social consciousness.
