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The speaker characterizes consciousness as a physical-substrate pattern that can replicate, colonize and deepen its imprint, thereby changing other patterns in the universe.
Unresolved speaker · Why Leibniz Couldn't Find the Mind Inside the Mill (Joscha Bach) · 2 Nov 2026
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“And so consciousness is a pattern in the substrate of the physical universe that has the, uh, not just the ability to replicate itself, but the ability to colonize, to possess, to engrave itself deeper, and thereby changing the, uh, other patterns in the physical universe.”1:21:34Report a misattribution
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