Sentence examples for of distributed consciousness from inspiring English sources
People bond with their homes, it is a very serious attachment, a kind of distributed consciousness.
Distributed consciousness has inescapable consequences.
Women distributed flyers on consciousness-raising, and displayed copies of texts published by the Redstockings, a New York group that Firestone co-founded.
One reading of this is that Lycan is arguing that the predicate 'conscious' is vague, without committing himself to the view that consciousness is distributed according to a linear scale.
But awareness of pleasure and so at least part of what is meant by "consciousness of pleasure" likely requires activity distributed between several levels of the brain (Berridge 2003a).
Employing what Kant (1781, A351) famously dubbed the "Achilles argument," Clarke claims that the essential unity of consciousness is incompatible with the divisibility and composability of matter, because the consciousness must be distributed among the various component parts, rendering each part conscious.
Learning where to focus attention is important, because many perceptions can be present at once, and a consciousness that is evenly distributed over a great number of perceptions knows none of them very clearly or distinctly (Essay I.ii.1. §§1 14).
"It's a distributed Zeitgeist view of what is in the consciousness of the blogs that use Snap Shots," says Snap CEO Tom McGovern.
This will evolve people's sense of empathy to create a biosphere-wide consciousness and a mode of production he calls distributed capitalism.
Gamma rhythm is thought to come from the "binding" of neurons, as cells distributed across the cortex draw themselves together into a new network, which is then able to enter consciousness.
This is a difficulty Brentano, Meinong and other Retentional theorists avoid: if the experience of succession is housed in momentary states of consciousness, the problem of securing diachronic unity for temporally distributed experiencings simply does not arise.
