*The memory is also not defined inside the body with logic that does not go over itself.
Sorry no idea what the whole thing about logic going over itself is intended to mean.*
The living body is the empty part plus the full part.
…arranged to make a living body.
The empty part is a collection of empty subparts and the full part a collection of full subparts.
So what takes place inside a living body?
All the normal functions of life which are inside that body.*
Again careful not to make the error of treating those “parts” of yours as if they actually exist. They are not in any way distinct “parts” of the body.*
They are moving inside an empty area and each time they move they replace the empty part in front of them with themself and replace the part they just left behind them with emptiness (unless another full part just came moving in that spot).
Well kinda, but of course this is occurring millions of times per second in every one of the billions of cells in every persons body. Are you really going to try to model a macroscopic organism like a human from the properties of the internals of sub-atomic particles?*
Even trying to model something (relatively) huge like a single cell based on the properties of atoms is mindblowingly difficult because there are just so many atoms in there to model. Trying to model a macroscopic organism (billions or trillions of cells) from the motion of component parts of elements of subatomic particles (billions per cell) seems… Well, unlikely to succeed.*
Each subpart is dead because in one solid state so it’s a bumpercar thing going on inside the whole body.
Nope, each part is a part of a living thing, it is just not a living thing in itself. It is not sensible to call them “dead”.
… The emptiness inside the body is not responsible for that because that’s where the full subpart travels through in one straight line inside the body.
Afraid this doesn’t work at the scale you’re talking about here. When youre talking about*the internal workings of protons and neutrons etc you need to be thinking in terms of quantum mechanics. The movements of these sub-components only actually exist as probability waveforms. So they do not have a defined path of motion as such.
every outside surface of a full subpart is the hardest substance known to mankind because there’s not a single empty space inside it. But it’s okay in the context.*
Well, it’s not ok, because the things you’re talking about aren’t physical objects, and they don’t behave like them. I can provide examples of you like?
Dead bumpercars moving inside dead empty space.
That’s what goes on inside a living body and you say … has the emergent property called to be alive.
As for living things being made up of cells, which are made up of atoms, which are made up of protons, neutrons and electrons, which are made up of quarks and gluons, which are made up of the things you’re talking about. Yes that’s right.*
Interestingly as well at each of the above stages there are emergent properties. By which I mean that:
- a proton has properties which it’s quarks individually do not.*
- An atom behaves in ways that the protons, neutrons and electrons which make it up wouldn’t if they were separated out.
Etc.
But information inside the memory is specific and not dependent on the only straight line every full subpart is able to travel until another full subpart changes the direction.
Nope, remember the scale you’re talking about here, the things you are talking about are subcomponents of parts of protons. Modelling their movement like this according to Newtonian mechanics just doesn’t work.
This specific information of the memory makes it so that some dead bumpercars need to be hanging perfectly still and in a certain configuration so that they become a binary sequence. When in one area two dead bumpercars are hanging still and in the next area with same volume only one dead bumpercar is hanging still you get the binary 0 1 sequence.*
Afraid not. For a starter what you’re talking about here is computer memory not neural networks. The mechanics are completely different to what happens in the brain. I’m sure I can dig out some online sources if you’re interested. But the information is more like a set of connections between points than 0’s and 1’s in a filing cabinet.*
Secondly the scale is all wrong, the “binary bits” you are talking about are objects made up of many atoms, while the “bumper cars” you’re talking about are millions of times smaller than a single atom. And if they stopped “moving” they would cease to be the things they are.*
But the empty space cannot read the information there just like the dead bumpercars because they don’t have eyes, ears, nose, taste or feel or whatever is needed to read that binary sequence.
Ok, it looks like you’re thinking in terms of the old Cartesian theatre model of how the brain works. It doesn’t work like that even if we were talking in the right scale (cellular level, many billions of times bigger than the quantum scale of your “bumper cars”). I can suggest a reading list if you like?
And so the reason why awareness is able to check the memory inside the living body is because it’s being done with logic that goes over itself in the same way that life that takes place inside a living body can only be defined there with logic that goes over itself.
Again, no idea what you mean by logic going over itself. But hopefully I’ve answered your questions here.