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#PDF [] Conscious: A Brief Guide to the Fundamental Mystery of the Mind EBook#PDF [] Conscious: ABrief Guide to theFundamental Mystery ofthe Mind EBookDescription“Conscious offers the clearest, most compelling explanation that Iâ€ve seen of consciousness. Ifyouâ€ve ever wondered how you have the capacity to wonder, some fascinating insights await you inthese pages.― (Adam Grant, New York Times bestselling author of Originals, Give and Take, and Option B)“Wild ideas are on the table--youâ€ll come away with an appreciation of the major conflicts and thehigh stakes that come with any attempt to understand how consciousness really works.― (Sean Carroll,theoretical physicist and author of The Big Picture)“A fascinating book that literally illuminates theenduring mystery of consciousness. Harris makes the journey direct, clear, entertaining, and above allaccessible--even to someone like me, whoâ€d never before gotten my head around this complex topic.―(Gavin de Becker, author of The Gift of Fear)“Harris holds a mirror up to ourselves and the reflection shecasts is wondrously unfamiliar. In salient prose that intertwines science and philosophy, Harris turns herjoyful curiosity on the nature of awareness. Every sentence of this book works upon the next, delving thereader deeper into an exploration of consciousness. While most books that contemplate the mysteries of theuniverse make one feel small in comparison, Conscious gives the reader an undeniable sense of presence.―(Nathalia Holt, author of New York Times bestseller Rise of the Rocket Girls)“A userâ€s guide to thescientific thinking on consciousness—delivering an assumption-shattering take on how we think about ourmind, our self, and this very moment.― (Daniel Goleman, author of NYT bestseller Emotional Intelligence)“The AI quest for artificial minds has transformed the mystery of consciousness into philosophy with adeadline. In this gem of a book, Annaka Harris tackles consciousness controversies with incisive rigor andclarity, in a style thatâ€s accessible and captivating, yet never dumbed down.― (Prof. Max Tegmark,MIT, author of Life 3.0: Being Human in the age of AI)“A remarkably focused, concise and provocativeoverview of the ‘problem of Mind.†Written with great clarity, she gives readers unfamiliar with thedebate a chance to see the fault lines defining modern discussions about the nature of consciousness.―(Adam Frank, astrophysicist and author of About Time and Light of the Stars)“I have read many, manygreat books on consciousness in my life as a neuroscientist. Conscious tops them all, hands down. It dealswith unsolved questions and dizzying concepts with a graciousness and clarity that leaves the reader deeplysatisfied.― (Marco Iacoboni, neuroscientist and author of Mirroring People)“A delectable introduction toa fundamental mystery that science has been struggling with since antiquity.― (Christof Koch,neuroscientist and author of The Quest for Consciousness)“One of those books that fundamentally shiftsthe way you think about reality. Consciousness is among the hardest concepts for humans to wrap theirheads around, but Annaka Harris is a masterful explainer—she started by breaking my existing beliefsabout the nature of consciousness and then she rebuilt them into a more nuanced, more complete, and moremind-bending understanding of whatâ€s really going on behind my eyes.― (Tim Urban, author of theblog Wait But Why) Read more What is consciousness? How does it arise? And why does it exist?We take for granted our experience of being in the world. But the very existence of consciousness raises