Didn't mean to leave you hanging. — Garrett Travers

You didn’t, so no worries.

I was commenting....editorializing.....on page 7 here, as a spectator.

That page was pretty unimpressive, considering the norm.

That page was pretty unimpressive, considering the norm. — Mww

Yeah, I don't even know how to address stuff like that anymore. It's 2022 on a philosophy forum, a month after they send the most sophistacted telescope into space on a plotted trajectory a million miles from the Earth's surface, and I'm still hearing arguments that belong in a dungeons and dragons role play. I don't even know what to say to such things.

Ehhhh....dunno what to tell ya, man. It’s your thread, so I guess you’re kinda stuck with what you get.

A most accurate observation, friend.

I'm here to discuss this with you, not to be directed to read articles of a kind I've already looked at, and have no argument with, as far as they go.

So please answer the question: do thoughts as neural processes temporally precede thoughts as consciously entertained? You do agree that we are not aware of neural processes in the brain as neural processes in the brain I presume?

If you can't, or won't answer that, then we have nothing further to discuss.