The Feeling of Life Itself: Why Consciousness Is Widespread but Can't Be Computed

The Feeling of Life Itself is a groundbreaking book that offers a revolutionary new perspective on consciousness.

Christof Koch's theory of integrated information provides a quantitative framework for understanding how subjective experience arises from the activity of the brain.

By tracing the "neural footprints" of experience, this book reveals the widespread nature of consciousness and challenges conventional wisdom about the limits of artificial intelligence.

With its clinically useful consciousness meter, this book has the potential to transform our understanding of the human mind and its relationship to the world around us.

Don't miss out on this invigorating exploration of the most fundamental question of all: what does it mean to be alive?