Tom Bilyeu

All math.

Math is, is the representation of the different elements of qualia.

So whether that's probability of given behavior, likelihood of moving from one thing to another, one state to another, that's all math is here to compute.

And in the paper you touch on, I'm calling action potential, but that could be my poor memory.

I feel like I have free will.

I think it's an illusion, but I feel like I have free will.

But all of this qualia, if it is true that that's what's really happening and this is just consciousness running through all the different qualia, it doesn't feel like that to me.

So there's some element of the simulation that makes it feel like I'm living a life and that the qualia is born out of me living a life, not born out of, I don't live a life so that I can experience qualia.

But your hypothesis, I think, mandates that my life is the consequence of cycling through qualia and not the other way around.

And that's the Markovian dynamics of the likelihood of me going from this state to that state that dictates, that forces my life.

Is that accurate?

The consciousness must break into a just metric shit ton of separate entities for this to work.

That's right.

It has not yet.

So what I'm trying to figure out is about action.

So I feel like I'm living my life.

Oh, am I actually making a choice?

Yeah.

Like what, what do you think does my life arise out of me taking action and having wants and desires?

In fact, that's probably the base way.