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"Theories of Non-local Consciousness: A Review and Framework for Building Rigour" by Michael Daw and Chris Roe (2024 Linda G. O'Bryant Prize winner) reviews models where consciousness extends beyond the brain, challenging physicalism. It argues that non-local consciousness can explain anomalous phenomena, offering a framework to increase scientific rigor, integrate disparate theories, and establish testable mechanisms.
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Michael Daw and Chris Roe’s 2024 Linda G. O'Bryant Prize-winning essay, "Theories of Non-local Consciousness," reviews models suggesting consciousness transcends the brain. By challenging physicalism, the paper proposes a framework—including field consciousness, quantum models, and idealism—to explain anomalous phenomena (e.g., psi, survival). It strengthens scientific rigor by offering, as discussed in a review published on the Institute of Noetic Sciences website, a framework for integrating disparate, non-local, and often, as mentioned on ResearchGate, untested theories.
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