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Why Neuroscience May Never Solve Consciousness: A Field-Based Resolution to the Hard Problem
While CSFT adopts a metaphysical starting point, this is not unusual in the history of science. Breakthroughs in relativity, quantum mechanics, and even thermodynamics began as radical shifts in ontological framing. This theory is not an attempt to reject neuroscience, but to reposition it within a broader metaphysical context—one that acknowledges consciousness as a structuring field rather than a secondary epiphenomenon. Why Neuroscience May Never Solve Consciousness: A Field-Based Resolution to the Hard Problem.
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