To consciously take in an information, you don’t have to store any bits—you only have to map the correct input to the correct output. (By logical necessity, any transformation that preserves the input/output relationship preserves consciousness.)
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To consciously take in an information, you don’t have to store any bits—you only have to map the correct input to the correct output. (By logical necessity, any transformation that preserves the input/output relationship preserves consciousness.)