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I am currently a graduate student in the department of Electrical & Computer Engineering. I have completed my Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology from Bhilai.

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Experts from 4 different fields define consciousness

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By Christof Koch, Deepak Chopra, Sam Harris, Daniel C. Dennett
| Big Think Verified
CHRISTOF KOCH: How is it that a piece of matter, no matter how complex, ultimately the brain is a piece of furniture, but it can love and it can hate and it can fear and it can dread, well, how can a piece of matter love? There's nothing in the foundational equations of physics. There's nothing in quantum mechanics and relativity. There's nothing in the periodic table of chemistry that talks about love or hate or dreaming or feeling. So where does conscious experience come into the world?
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Despairing Over Peace? There Is An Answer

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By Deepak Chopra
| First India Verified
A lesson from bitter experience in the past has returned. Once the war mentality gets into the saddle, the course of conflict must run itself out. For the duration, one is tempted to despair over the possibility of peace on earth. In fact, the phrase has religious connotations, removing it even further from practical life and the hard realities of war. It is natural to feel despair, but that leads to more futility and helplessness.
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Despairing over Peace? There Is an Answer

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By Deepak Chopra
| SFGate Verified
A lesson from bitter experience in the past has returned. Once the war mentality gets into the saddle, the course of conflict must run itself out. For the duration, one is tempted to despair over the possibility of peace on earth. In fact, the phrase has religious connotations, removing it even further from practical life and the hard realities of war. It is natural to feel despair, but that leads to more futility and helplessness.
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