Five approaches to understanding consciousness

And why collaboration trumps elimination

Picture yourself walking along the beach: the sounds of the waves crashing on the sand, the sight of seagulls flying above the blueness of the sea, the saline smell of algae drying on the rocks. The capricious wind leaving cold, salty droplets of water on your cheeks. The feeling of thirst that comes as you walk.

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In other words you are saying that consciousness is a by-product of brain functioning? In other words you are, if one wants to give labels, in defence of materialistic view of consciousness. Is that wrong?