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Mazzie Daius
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You don't understand the basics of evolution.
Nothing is planned.
Nothing evolves to do something.
If something arrives by sheer chance and can help with survival it might remain.
Other than that you have begun to dance as well as wave your arms.
Nothing you wrote is responsive to the OP.
The OP is asking for the specific activity (objective mind) that creates the subjective mind.
If you don't know just say it and move along.
The dance is inane.
Well if all you say is correct - it isn't obviously, but, your OP is still bogus - your OP is bogus.
As for your critique take it to the bank that post hoc anyone can identify an existing behavior and connect that to the current behavior through experiment. So while the process is random and unplanned products are easily recognized as coming along a particular path based on history of changes which are pretty much laid out in individual DNA RNA and genetic material in Ribosome and Y chromosome. When I write of language evolution, search evolution, sensory evolution and the like I can obviously find the information of the paths in the history of DNA and things dug up.
I actually placed in may answer the fact that evolution is unplanned but that paths can be found making good and correct conclusions about outcomes from this or that starting point.
It is you sir who is woefully unprepared for the present discussion. The OP is asking for something drawn from ad hoc phenomenal interpretation to be explained objectively. My answer is there is neither a subjective mind nor the unnecessary antecedent objective mind. What there is are trends in adaptation based on observation of present and ancient examination of living tissue that tells a very nice story about how we arrived where we are with what we have to deal with the current world.
For you it requires a complete re-understanding of what is the nervous system, how it came to be, and what and how it works more or less as a real time set of more or less independently arising functions capable of doing what it does. Obviously you put way too much value on articulation without understanding how that comes about while insisting it is a brain, integrated as a thing -God only knows how - functioning as a single minded machine even though it is obviously many machines with many, sometimes conflicting functions as the result of that very process you claim to know something about.
The article included below should be a learning instrument for you on how things change. Prenote. The Cerebellum is known to be heavily involved in coordinated activities of movement and articulation. Now it's seen as implicated in perhaps even cognition of reinforcement as well.
Neuroscientists Accidentally Discovered a Whole New Role For The Cerebellum https://www.sciencealert.com/cerebe...e-discover-new-role-behaviour-reward-response