Consciousness Beyond Cortex
Mark discusses the flawed corticocentric view of consciousness, emphasizing that removing the cortex does not eliminate consciousness in animals. He highlights compelling evidence, including the behavior of decorticate mammals and children with hydranencephaly, which challenges the notion that the cortex is the sole seat of consciousness. This conversation sheds light on the complexities of consciousness and the need to reconsider long-held beliefs.In this clip
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