Huh? Can the same not be said for a stack of dominos. They all weigh the same together but when ordered a certain way they all fall on top of each other and can cause a chain reaction that could result in turning on a switch or whatever.
Unless you're going to get into the Achilles/Tortoise idea that action is not physical/quantifiable I can't see how it's true. — Forgottenticket

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we can flaunt solipsism all day and night, but the fact of the matter is that we're playing a game of perception, so we're figuring out its rules.

Read above — TheMadFool

What about brainwaves?

What about brainwaves? — Forgottenticket

Define brainwaves.

Define brainwaves. — TheMadFool

Neural oscillations, like alpha, beta, gamma, delta and then you have evoked potentials. These seem describable as a continuous wave form.

Well, we can presume only because of the absolute tremendous amount of indicative evidence gained through science by using inductive reasoning. — ep3265

“The only argument for the validity of inductive reasoning assumes what is to be established, and is thus logically not valid.”

-Bruce Rosenblum and Fred Kuttner, physics professors and co-authors of “Quantum Enigma”

The brain has its activity and it changes its state. It enters a new state every iteration. Each state generates a conscious experience. Without a brain I don’t see how a conscious experience can exist. But why or how exactly the brain generates the experience nobody knows.
The experience is generated by a physical thing and it exist. I don’t know if you can call it physical or not. Maybe it’s ok to say it’s not physical but it is sustained by the physical things. I don’t see how it can survive outside a physical world I can’t even imagine such a possibility.