Onecirrus

How do I deconstruct sense organs?

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As I sit here aware, I am not aware of any neurological activity or mechanics, but how can I be sure they aren't "real" or occurring? I understand they could be occurring held within consciousness, but teachers seem to say they don't exist at all. 

I was also thinking if a physical brain did somehow produce non physical consciousness, how could non physical consciousness be aware of physical phenomena? It makes perfect sense consciousness is conscious of consciousness, but what about when I'm not conscious of something? What is my car ontologically when I am not conscious of it?

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According to double slit, its invisible code. The car is not solid, its sitting there desolidified.

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2 hours ago, Onecirrus said:

What is my car ontologically when I am not conscious of it?

Potential.

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22 hours ago, Onecirrus said:

As I sit here aware, I am not aware of any neurological activity or mechanics, but how can I be sure they aren't "real" or occurring? I understand they could be occurring held within consciousness, but teachers seem to say they don't exist at all. 

I was also thinking if a physical brain did somehow produce non physical consciousness, how could non physical consciousness be aware of physical phenomena? It makes perfect sense consciousness is conscious of consciousness, but what about when I'm not conscious of something? What is my car ontologically when I am not conscious of it?

There are sense organs. But sensory isn't physical.

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Sense organs aren't sensed

Seer isn't seen


"The mystical is not how the world is, but that it is."
-Ludwig Wittgenstein

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