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How Do We Have Feelings?

机译：我们有什么感觉？

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For centuries, the question of how a physical structure (the brain) generates the subjective feeling of consciousness has plagued neuroscientists, physiologists, psychologists, linguists, and philosophers. This has become known as the “hard problem of consciousness” and has been the subject of many publications. Although lots of answers have been proposed, none has been completely satisfactory. The focus of most of these studies has been on the neuronal structures and activities. Experiential consciousness emerges from neural processes, but it has not been explained with models that have been based solely on the electro-mechanical aspects of the processes. There must be some other dynamic features of neuronal activity to explain the emergence of experiential consciousness. I argue that a likely answer to the dilemma resides in the added dimension of the neurochemistry of the brain that has, so far, received little attention.
机译：几个世纪以来，关于物理结构（大脑）如何产生主观意识的问题一直困扰着神经学家，生理学家，心理学家，语言学家和哲学家。这已被称为“意识的难题”，并且已成为许多出版物的主题。尽管已经提出了许多答案，但没有一个是完全令人满意的。这些研究大多数集中在神经元的结构和活动上。体验意识是从神经过程中产生的，但尚未用仅基于过程的机电方面的模型进行解释。神经元活动必须有其他动态特征来解释体验意识的出现。我认为，对这一难题的可能答案在于迄今为止尚未引起足够重视的大脑神经化学的附加维度。

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