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The concept of Metaintelligence moves us beyond the assumption that [[Normal Consciousness]] is the only form of [[Consciousness]] that exists (i.e., the [[SingleState Fallacy]]) and instead assumes that consciousness can exist in multiple states (see Robers [[Multistate Theory]]. | The concept of Metaintelligence moves us beyond the assumption that [[Normal Consciousness]] is the only form of [[Consciousness]] that exists (i.e., the [[SingleState Fallacy]]) and instead assumes that consciousness can exist in multiple states (see Robers [[Multistate Theory]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:13, 26 January 2023
Metaintelligence
Metaintelligence refers to the ability to consciously select from various "mind-body" states of Consciousness. [1] (a.k.a. Normal Consciousness.
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Notes
The concept of Metaintelligence moves us beyond the assumption that Normal Consciousness is the only form of Consciousness that exists (i.e., the SingleState Fallacy) and instead assumes that consciousness can exist in multiple states (see Robers Multistate Theory.
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Footnotes
- ↑ Roberts, Thomas B. MindApps: Multistate Theory and Tools for Mind Design. Rochester, Vermont: Park Street Press, 2019.