text: patterns. A clock, a hurricane, and the easy problems, are all the sum of their parts (as are most 
  things).[27] 
  
  The easy problems relevant to consciousness concern mechanistic analysis of the neural processes that 
  accompany behaviour. Examples of these include how sensory systems work, how sensory data is 
  processed in the brain, how that data influences behaviour or verbal reports, the neural basis of thought 
  and emotion, and so on. They are problems that can be analyzed through "structures and functions".[27] 