Consciring: A General Theory for Subjective Communicability

William Stephenson

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A fundamental theory of communicability is proposed, covering all human communication in its subjective mode. It is correlative to information theory and communication in the objective mode of modern science. An equation for functional-information is provided, equivalent in importance to that for structural-information on which experiments in objective science are based. The theory leads to a scientific explanation for consciousness, or mind, and for all subjective communication.

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