Koz¿owski, Miros¿aw: Physics of the Consciousness

Consciousness can explore mathematics, but mathematics cannot describe consciousness. While mathematical reality is analytic (systems are divisible into parts, down to mute elements), consciousness is fundamentally synthetic (its divisions can only be approximations). Conscious events are subject to time order, which is their order of relative existence: an event A ¿coming before¿ an event B is an event that exists inside B (in memory, even if it may be hard to retrieve). In other words, past events exist but future events are not determined yet.