Consciousness: The Black Hole of Neuroscience

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Historians of philosophy have observed there was no ancient Greek word that corresponds to “consciousness," while the modern Western perspective on consciousness seems to have been developed during the Reformation era - the age of “I think, therefore I am,” and “To be or not to be.” (Hamlet was written around 1600, and Rene Descartes’ Discourse on the Method was published in 1637.)
Trippy stuff - has anyone else heard that the word BLUE didn't happen in literature until a later date too? Consciousness - Black Hole.
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