Penrose focuses his non-computational argument specifically on understanding, not on consciousness in all its aspects; he makes no claims about perception of color or most other conscious experiences, limiting his thesis to the specific domain of mathematical understanding and logical reasoning.
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Roger PenroseEvidence Quote
“i'm very careful to say i'm not talking about consciousness in all its aspects...i have nothing to say about the perception of the color green...i'm only talking about a very specific part of what consciousness does”
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Asking a Theoretical Physicist About the Physics of Consciousness | Roger Penrose | EP 244— Jordan B PetersonCreated: 8/11/2026, 1:07:02 AM
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