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IS CONSCIOUSNESS A MYSTERY? A SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO PINPOINT THE BASIC NATURE OF CONSCIOUSNESS

The objective of this paper is to address the basic nature of consciousness, as opposed to its preconditions. Comparative processing and representation of neuronal stimuli from outside and inside the body and their distinction by the organism is discussed as the crucial point in the genesis of consciousness, and is equated with subjective experience. So far, this specific aspect has been neglected in the literature inclusive of the Integrated Information Theory. It may stimulate future work, both experimental and clinical, to define the neuronal interface in the brain’s representation of the outside versus the inside world.