On Dennett’s: ‘Consciousness Explained’

Research Article | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2690-8808/026

On Dennett’s: ‘Consciousness Explained’

  • Paul T E Cusack 1*

BScE, DULE, 23 Park Ave., Saint John, NB E2J 1R2, Canada

*Corresponding Author: Paul T E Cusack, BScE, DULE, 23 Park Ave., Saint John, NB E2J 1R2, Canada.

Citation: Paul T E Cusack, (2020) On Dennett’s: ‘Consciousness Explained. J Clinical Case Reports and Studies, 1(5): Doi: 10.31579/2690-8808/026

Copyright: © 2020. Paul T E Cusack. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

Received: 01 September 2020 | Accepted: 03 September 2020 | Published: 08 September 2020

Keywords: consciousness; astrothoelogy math; evolution; mind

Abstract

In this paper, we apply mathematics to some of the ideas presented in DC Dennett’s book: “On Consciousness.  We see that such an approach can explain how the human mind and consciousness evolved.  We use electrical engineer to devise a circuit of the mind. 

Introduction

DC Dennett has written a book wherein he describes the functioning of the human mind.  His description is in words. In this paper, I put numbers and functions and math to how I think the mind works.  We will see how the sense evolved to meet the universal signal. A knowledge of AT Math is helpful from my previous papers on Astrotheology. We being with the familiar Clairnaut equation.

Clairnaut Differential Equation

d²E/dt²-G=0

∫∫d²E/dt²= ∫∫G

E=G³/3

E=(6.67)³/3=0.9891=√π=Power

@E=0 Minimum

0=G³/3=(1-ln π)7

=(-0.1447)7

=0.000001330 ~0

Now, 221/2xG=0.6994~7

1/7=Economic Multiplier

1/6.997=14.29%

=1/7

e1429=1.1536=1/0.866=1/sin 60°

Figure 1.  Plot of E^3/3 Noe minimum is at t=0  where -1

Univ. Signal =1/√3

1/π=freq of the human mind

s=4/3=|E||t| sin θ

4/3=E(π)sin θ

4/3 (1/π)=sin θ

0.4244=sin θ

θ=25.1=Period T

=0.4383 rads

Continuing:

1/π=s ·t

1/π=Et²sin θ

Et² sin θ-1/t=1/√3

Et²sin θ -1/t-1/√3=0

(1)(π)²sinθ-1-1/√3=0

π²sin θ=15773

sin θ=1593

θ=9.17°=0.16 rads

90°-9.17=0.80829=1/ (0.1234567)

Figure 2. The Mind as a binominal tree

v=d/t

3= (221)/t

t=6.990~7 

1/t=E=1/7=0.1430

(0.1430)7=1.226

1/1.266=2.04~2=L = Reaction Time

t²-t-1=1

t²-t-2=0

t=2;-1

Prime Numbers by Gauss

Lim x→∞ π(x)/[ x/Ln x]=1

12/ [31/31]

=3.49~3.5

SE=SE’

t²-t-1=2t-1

5=5

t=0; 3

Fro reaction time t=0.200 sec

E=1/t=1/0.2=5

t²-t-1=E=12/t=1/0.2=5

t²-t-6

t=3;-2

ΔE=1/Δt

ΔE ·Δt= 1

5·Δt=1

5(0.2)=1

True!

Moment of Creation

Mom.=F ×d

t=f×d

1=F d(1/t)

1=(2.666)d(5)

d=0.75=3/4=1/s

st=1

s=1/t=E

E=s=Etsinθ

1=1 sin θ

θ=π/2

s=Etsinθ

4/3(1/5)=tsinθ

0.2666/2.666=1/10

F=(1)sinθ

F=sinθ

sin²θ+cos²θ=1

Let sin θ=cos θ

2sin² θ=1

sin =1/√2

(sin θ)’=cos θ

(sin π)=0=cos θ

θ=π/2

Consciousness=∫ t²-t-1=E

2t³/3-t²/2-t=E

t²-3/4t-1=1/√3

t²-0.75t-1.577=0

t=0.852; 1.852

E=1/t=54; 1.174

PE=Mc²

54=M(8.9)=6.00

PE=Mc²

1.174=M (8.9)

M=0.1307

A=1/2bh

A=2 x 1/2 bh

A=bh

211 x 221/2

=2.14175

2.14175/3=23.830

Ln 23.03=3.136~π

 

y=y’

Ln t=1/t

1/t=1/3.136~1/π=freq

For the  four triangles:

2x 1/π=2/π=0.6366=t0  Moment of Creation

t²-t-1=0

|D|=4   E=11  ⇒ 11 dimensions

Eigenvalue =3   E=5 ⇒ SE=SE’

Eigen Vector=√3    E=2.67  ⇒  S.F.

P=i²R²

=(4/3)²(2.67)

=4.78

=1/231

=Fdt

1/21=2.67(221)(t

t=85

E=1/t=1/0.85

=117.6

Π Senses

F=Ma

2.67=M(1/√2)=3.776=1/265

F=Ma

2.67=117.6a

a=1/44=2.27

265/227=116.6=Mass of the periodic table

V=iR

=(4/3)(-2)=-8/3

F=-ks

=-/83=-0.4233s

s=6.3=1/0.1587

=1/[1-sin1]

=1-csc 60°

=1/Moment

=1/t=E

Π senses=2.67=SF

The Concept of Multiple Drafts of Consciousness

Consciousness=sin² θ +cos² θ=1 =t=[1/ (1-Ln t)]

t=1=(1-Ln t)-7

t=1/(1-Ln t)7

(1-Ln t)7/7=11/7

1-Ln t=1

Ln t=0

t=1

=ΣSenses= 1/π +π+√0.666)+4+√3=1.0008

 

E=t²-t-1=(1²)-1-1=-1

E=(1-Ln t)7=-1 @t=1

Freq=1/T=1/(1/t)=t=1

E=(1-Ln t)

Temporal Window

1≤t≤π

E=(1-Ln t)

=(1-Ln 1)=1

E=(1-Ln t)

=(1-Ln π)

=-0.1447

t=1/E=-6.909

Period T=251.6  1/T=397

Δt=691-397 msec

=294 ~300 Speech Act.

E=(1-Ln t)7

=(1-Ln (294))7

=502.6~500 msec which is equal to the reaction time for a touch.

The Mind is a magnetic field with L=2 Henries

Ln 2=0.693~7

(1-Ln (294))0.693

=√3

Universal Signal is the inverse =1/√3

The Mind is tuned to the universal signal.

358 msec-200 msec=1580 msec=1-sin 1

(1-sin 1)7=(1-Ln t)7

(1-0.8414)7=279=1/358 =1/t=E

Sin 1=Ln t

t==232  E=431

358 msec-200 msec=1580 msec=1-sin 1

(1-sin 1)7=(1-Ln t)7

(1-0.8414)7=279=1/358 =1/t=E

ΔE=232-(1/358)

=0.232-2.7932

=256.1

E=(1-Ln t)7

=(1-Ln 256.1)

=595~6

t=1.681

1.681²-1.681-1=0.1447=E~1/7

Reaction Times

20+200+318=538    Pictures

1-0.380=-0.62=Ln 0.538

380 Hz =Light

20+200+100=320~318=1/π   Speech

20+200+358=570=1/√3   Smell/Memory /Motor

E=1-Ln (0.538)=1.619~1.6183  Golden Mean

 t=1/E=0.617~0.618=(-1)=i=j

 0.020+1+0.200+0.358=157.8=π/2=90° Real -Imaginary

 V=sin 60 +j(π/2)

=0.866+970

=183/6

1/V=1/183.6= 0.5444

0.5444/ √3=0.31446~π=1/E=t

Figure 4.  Senses Circuit

Note:

Amps across inductor =1117=1/c²

P=i²R

1.776=(4/3)² x R

R=1

=Σ Senses

Reaction Times:

1Amp=1 Coulomb/sec

t=1.602/A

Hearing  1.602/171=93.7+220=314=π

Touch  1.602/218=734+220=954

Taste  1.602/666=240+220=460

Smell 1.602/943=170+220=390

Sight  1.602/1115=144+220=364

Range of reaction times:

314≤t≤954

Δt=(1-Ln t)-7

tmin=(1-Ln .314)-7

=8857

1/t=E=112.8

tmax=(1-Ln .954)=471

1/t=E=21.23

ΔE=112.8-21.23=1350=1/74

Motor:  220+358=578 msec=1/√3 =Univ.Signal

E=(1-Ln t)7

t=(1-Ln 578)1/7

=1353  Cf 1350

E=1/t=1/1350=0.738~74

E= 73.8=(1-Ln t)7

73.81/7=(1-Ln t)

0.8486=Ln t

t=23.365

~Ln π=Mass

Figure 5. Note: Input and output from the brain is 1/c^2=Mass

Now for the evolution of human consciousness:

Human Functions=5 Senses

R=1

P=i²R

177=(4/3)²(1)

P=VA

1777=V A

177=V($/3)

V=4/3

V=ir

4/3=(4/3)(1)

Universal Circuit:

V=ir

(4/3)(0.4233)=3.14

V=iR

=(4/3)(1/π)=0.4233

V=iR

=(4/3)(2)=8/3

VT=3.14+0.4244-8/3=89.84=2.997²=c²

Now:

 

RT=π=1/π+4+√(0.666)+√3=1.0008~1

Multiple Drafts of Consciousness= Senses= Consciousness

E=(1-Ln t)7=1=sin² θ +cos² θ

t=1

Let sin θ =cos θ

θ=45°

E=(1-Ln 1)7=1

=sin² θ +cos² θ=1

2 sin² θ=1

sinθ=1/√2

θ=45²

Mind=(1-Ln t)7

Let t=π

Mind=(1-Ln π)7=0.000001330

1330 =Internal Clock.

Now from the Circuit of the senses:

5644-5444=0200msec=0.2

1/0.2=5=E

SE=SE’

t²-t-1=2t-1

Let t=3

5=5=E

Consider the input to the Mind as 1/c²

E=Mc²

1=Mc²

M=1/c²

1/c²=Mass=1/0.8982=

0.1113

1/E=Ln t

E1/E=946

E=1057=(-70 mV)+(35mV)=PE of a nerve cell.

1/V=M

1/E=Ln t

M=1/c²=Ln t

0=Ln t

t=1

Now for the reaction time of the senses:

Motor  338msec

Sight  318

Hearing 100

Taste=460

Touch 954

Σ2190/5=438 =Average.

20+200+438=658

Range

 

tmin=(1-Ln 0.318)7=589

tmax=(1-Ln 0.954)7=936

Δt=588

Emin=1/589=16977

Emax=1/936 =1.0683

ΔE=17/2=0.8493

PE=Mc²

17/2=Mc²

M=946

M= Ln t

t=257.6

Equations of consciousness:

sin ² θ +cos² θ=1=t=(1-Ln t)7

t=1-(1-Lnt)-7

1-17=0=(-Ln t)-7

0.8571/7=(-Ln t)-1/7

33.99=(-Ln t)-1

Ln t=-1/33.99

=294.2

E=(1-Ln t)7

E=251.6=Period T

=1/freq

freq=1/397=1/4=Touch ⇒ Pleasure and Pain

E=(1-Ln t)

1≤t≤π

E=(1-Ln 1)

=251.6

t=397

E=(1-Ln t)

=-0.1447

t=6.31

Δt=691-397=294=Speech Act  100+200=300 msec

The Mind as a magnetic field:

L=2

Ln 2=0.693~7

(1-Ln 0.294)0.693

=√3

=Smell

So we have evolution working on the four F’s (Flight Feed, Fight; ; Mate)

Sight =65%                            

Taste=17%

Smell=12%

Hearing (Language)=6.5%

Touch =5%

65%+17%+12%+6.5%+5%=105=(-70+35)mV

Touch= e105=4=|D|

Smell=√3=Eigen vector

ΣSenses=1=Consciousness

  ΔV=_70+35=105mV

V=iR

105.0=(4/3)(R

R=2625=1/380 Hz Light = 1/Sight =1/t

t=π Hearingfreq=1/π

Taste=√0.666=√G

G=1/150 =Language group.

θ=60°=π/3

1/c=3 =1/Eigen value

t²-t-1

=3²-3-1=5  ⇒ SE=SE’

  • Sight=64%   Mate (Sex) (5.1%) ; Feed (16.7%); Flight or Flee (friend or foe)(42.2%)
  • Hearing (Language) =65%    Feed (16.7%); Mate (5.1%); Fight; Flee (42.2%)
  • Taste= 16.7

Consciousness

t=1.618; -0.618 t cannot be negative. So, t=1.618

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