Editing The Hard Problem of Consciousness (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ The Easy Problems vs. The Hard Problem
! Feature !! Easy Problems (Functional) !! The Hard Problem (Phenomenal)
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| Question || "How does the brain do X?" || "Why is there something it is like to do X?"
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| Method || "Neuroscience / Computation" || "Phenomenology / Philosophy"
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| Solvable? || "Yes (In Principle)" || "Disputed (Possibly Never)"
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| Output || "A Functional Explanation" || "An Explanatory Gap"
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| Analogy || 'Why does water boil?' || 'Why does boiling FEEL hot?'
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'''The Concept of "The Measurement Problem"''': Analyzing "The Irony." (See Article 226). The "Observer" in "Quantum Mechanics" (see Article 121) "Collapses" the "Wave Function." **The Hard Problem** "Argues" that the **"Observer"** (Consciousness) "Is" the "Very Thing" we "Cannot" "Measure" "Without" "Presupposing." "Science" is **"Circular."**
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