The Scientific Nature of Consciousness

Susan Black­more is ded­i­cated to under­stand­ing the sci­en­tific nature of con­scious­ness. Her lat­est work cen­ters on the exis­tence of memes — lit­tle bits of knowl­edge, lore, habit that seem to spread them­selves using human brains as mere car­ri­ers. She’s explor­ing the exis­tence of a new class of meme, spread by human tech­nol­ogy. It’s tem­porar­ily named the “teme.”

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If ‘Memes’ are ideas, habits, atti­tudes, knowl­edge … ‘vMemes’ are their con­tainer, the way we think about Memes. These vMemes are the foun­da­tion of our val­ues, what we hold true, impor­tant, which we are not con­scious about, and which drive ALL our actions and thoughts.

To learn more, dis­cover your and other people’s vMemes, under­stand what deeply moti­vates peo­ple, and improve com­mu­ni­ca­tion and there­fore effec­tive­ness, reg­is­ter for the ‘Think­ing Styles’ week end course (which includes 3 online assess­ments, free if you sign up before the dead­line). Click HERE and select “Think­ing Styles” course in the sched­ule of work­shops. This course is a must if you work with peo­ple (coach, HR man­age­ment, trainer, recruiter, educator…)

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