Frank has written more than 1,000 answers on the question-and-answer website Quora. Most of these answers are about physics, astrophysics, cosmology and particle physics. Some of the answers discuss various aspects of this model of consciousness and spirituality and they are listed on this page. Frank also curates a blog on Quora: Consciousness Science.
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• Why is forgiving others difficult for many people? This answer was also published on the hHuffington Post.
• Is gratitude the door to expanded consciousness?
• Could you have two independent consciousness(es) if you split a brain in half?
• Is the nondual perspective real or just group-think based on abnormal mental experiences?
• If evolution is a fact, why are we so starkly superior to even the most intelligent animal (language, self-awareness, culture, time awareness, etc.)?
• Why can we (consciously) follow only one train of thought at a time? What is the physiology behind it?
• Is human brain single-core or multi-core?
• What impact would an AI have on our society?
• What separates man from beast?
• How would you describe your inner speech?
More installments along these lines will be added to the blog.
There are about 95 total posts on the Consciousness Science Blog; most of these posts were answers by other Quora members that I posted to the blog.
Multiple agents in the brain is a blog written by Kevin Simler which is strongly recommended! His blog post, Neurons Gone Wild, contained an image that was slightly modified (below) to show that it explains the two-agent model of the brain.
Kevin has also written two blog posts about Julian Jaynes who wrote The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, which was an early inspiration for the two-agent model.
How is human language represented in the brain?
How do people who are born deaf think (speak to themselves in their inner voice)?
Best answer for WHEN language evolved, IMHO.
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