Globusz Books · Author

Christof Koch

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Reviewed summary

The Feeling of Life Itself

Ever wonder why you’re not just a meat robot running computations but something that actually feels alive? Or why your phone, packed with code, doesn’t have a clue what it’s like to be it? Christof Koch dives headfirst into this mess, arguing that consciousness isn’t just code—it’s a physical thing tied to how your brain integrates information. Spoiler: it’s way more widespread and weirder than you think, but don’t expect to just slap some AI together and get a conscious buddy.

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Reviewed summary

The Feeling of Life Itself: Why Consciousness Is Widespread but Can't Be Computed

Ever wonder if your dog’s tail wagging means it’s having a full-blown inner life? Or if your smartphone could ever truly ‘feel’ anything? Christof Koch’s take on consciousness is like pulling back the curtain on the mind’s greatest mystery — except he’s not buying the usual tech hype about AI becoming sentient anytime soon.

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