MIND/BODY/SPIRIT COMPLEX IN QUANTUM MECHANICS.
Prevailing theories of consciousness may be characterized as either a physicalist view of mind with material building blocks that grow in complexity unto an emergent conscious experience, or as a dualistic model in which mind-body interaction is taken as the interface of conscious intent and unconsc...
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Ashton & Rafferty
2014
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