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[[File:Self-awareness-mindfulness-meditation-realization.jpg|thumb|Meditation increases self-awareness]] | |||
Awareness of the self is the surest sign of the emergence of [[consciousness]]. Before becoming self-aware, a [[Brains|brain]] acts robotically, reacting to its environment based on pre-programmed genetic [[Algorithm|algorithms]] we call instinct. When the [[feedback loop]] is fully developed, we become aware of our thoughts and see ourselves as a [[subjective]] being. | |||
[[wikipedia:Self-awareness|Self-awareness]] can also refer to the development of self-knowledge through the study of [[psychology]] or [[meditation]]. | |||
Both forms of self-awareness should be encouraged. | |||
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Revision as of 21:56, 24 January 2024
Awareness of the self is the surest sign of the emergence of consciousness. Before becoming self-aware, a brain acts robotically, reacting to its environment based on pre-programmed genetic algorithms we call instinct. When the feedback loop is fully developed, we become aware of our thoughts and see ourselves as a subjective being.
Self-awareness can also refer to the development of self-knowledge through the study of psychology or meditation.
Both forms of self-awareness should be encouraged.