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Proof That Consciousness can't be modeled mathematicaly: replay argument

Let’s say that the system is composed of “digital” neurons, where each of them would be determined by: input from other neurons, internal state, the calculation it is doing, and output it gives to other neurons. And because we assume it is not important how was the calculation made every neuron pk can be changed by any system which does some function yi=f(x1..xj).

Now, let’s say we are measuring each neuron activity and internal states for a 1 minute. And we get their inputs and outputs as functions of time. After we got that all, we can replay what was happening by:

So, in those examples we see (I hope clearly) that if we take information to be something which generates “consciousness”, by going through several steps of equivalent scenarios (in context of information), we get to last scenario where it is seen that not just the consciousness, but the system as well disappears if we presume that information is what is making the conscious system.

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