Consciousness is a physical process.

Consciousness is a product of brain activity.

Consciousness is a property of the mind.

Consciousness is an illusion.

The structure of its brain.

The complexity of its nervous system.

The environment in which it lives.

Its evolutionary history.

David Chalmers.

Thomas Nagel.

Hilary Putnam.

Daniel Dennett.

Consciousness can be realized by different physical systems.

Consciousness is a universal property of all living organisms.

Consciousness is an emergent property of complex systems.

Consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe.

It denies the existence of qualia.

It reduces qualia to physical processes.

It explains qualia in terms of functional properties.

It considers qualia to be irrelevant to consciousness.

Machines cannot have consciousness because they lack a physical brain.

Machines cannot have consciousness because they lack subjective experience.

Machines cannot have consciousness because they lack intentionality.

Machines cannot have consciousness because they lack free will.

David Chalmers.

Thomas Nagel.

Hilary Putnam.

Daniel Dennett.

It is incompatible with them.

It is a more comprehensive theory that encompasses them.

It is a competing theory that offers an alternative explanation.

It is a complementary theory that provides additional insights.

It is too reductionist.

It ignores the subjective aspects of consciousness.

It cannot account for the unity of consciousness.

All of the above.

It provides a clear and testable framework for studying consciousness.

It has inspired a wide range of empirical research on consciousness.

It has influenced other theories of consciousness and stimulated philosophical debate.

All of the above.

Consciousness is identical to a specific type of brain state.

Consciousness is identical to a specific type of mental state.

Consciousness is identical to a specific type of physical state.

Consciousness is identical to a specific type of functional state.

Each conscious experience is identical to a specific brain event.

Each conscious experience is identical to a specific mental event.

Each conscious experience is identical to a specific physical event.

Each conscious experience is identical to a specific functional event.

It denies the existence of other minds.

It assumes that other minds are similar to our own.

It argues that we can never know for sure if other minds exist.

It proposes a method for directly observing the consciousness of others.

It suggests that consciousness could be artificially created in machines.

It provides a framework for studying the neural correlates of consciousness.

It helps in developing technologies that enhance human consciousness.

All of the above.

It has led to a decline in interest in the study of consciousness.

It has sparked new discussions about the relationship between consciousness and the brain.

It has resulted in a consensus among philosophers on the nature of consciousness.

It has been largely ignored by contemporary philosophers.