Fair enough about the objection being more general.
However, I don’t see why such a model (including a computational one) must be incomplete. What specific and important observations (or intuitions) about consciousness does it fail to explain?
The mere fact that experience unfolds over time doesn’t seem important to me. Maybe the disagreement is over just that? Or do you have something more in mind?
No, it’s just the fact that the experience unfolds in time. It seems clear to me that that’s important from the perspective of explaining consciousness as an empirical phenomenon. I obviously agree we might have our doubts about whether the way experience unfolds in clock time matters from an ethical perspective.
Fair enough about the objection being more general.
However, I don’t see why such a model (including a computational one) must be incomplete. What specific and important observations (or intuitions) about consciousness does it fail to explain?
The mere fact that experience unfolds over time doesn’t seem important to me. Maybe the disagreement is over just that? Or do you have something more in mind?
No, it’s just the fact that the experience unfolds in time. It seems clear to me that that’s important from the perspective of explaining consciousness as an empirical phenomenon. I obviously agree we might have our doubts about whether the way experience unfolds in clock time matters from an ethical perspective.