![]() ![]() ![]() Again there is no possible way I can give an account of the argument here. I cannot avoid referring en passant to the hemisphere hypothesis expounded in The Master and his Emissary, and greatly developed in The Matter with Things. The term clearly has meaning, however: it refers to the qualities of certain elements within consciousness which offer relative resistance and relative permanence as a necessary part of that creative process. ![]() Matter is a theoretical abstraction that no one has seen. Consciousness is irreducible, primordial and omnipresent: not a thing, but a creative process. In a very short presentation there is no possibility of arguing for a position on consciousness: so I will simply state my conclusions, argued for at length in my new book The Matter with Things: Our Brains, Our Delusions and the Unmaking of the World. ![]()
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