Human brains and experiences seem to be constrained by the laws of quantum physics, which can be simulated to arbitrary fidelity on a computer. Nit sure where Godel’s incompleteness theory would even come in here…

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Mehvix 3 days ago | parent [-]

how are we going to deduce/measure/know the initialization and rules for consciousness? do you see any systems as not encodable/simulatable by quantum?

	▲	_alternator_ 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		I think you are asking whether consciousness might be a fundamentally different “thing” from physics and thus hard or impossible to simulate. I think there is abundant evidence that the answer is ‘no’. The main reason is that consciousness doesn’t give you new physics, it follows the same rules and restrictions. It seems to be “part of” the standard natural universe, not something distinct.