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A Comparative Analysis of Orch OR and B-Man Stra/Tac Theories of Consciousness
This paper has two primary objectives: first, to compare the Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch OR) theory with the B-Man Stra/Tac theory of consciousness with the aim of identifying key areas of convergence and divergence; and second, to evaluate whether the B-Man Stra/Tac framework has the potential to address the functional limitations or explanatory gaps present in the Orch OR model.
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