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Drawing on the theories of Alfred North Whitehead, this process-oriented view posits that the building blocks of consciousness emerge from these "primitive undifferentiated moments" that collapse into perceivable sequences and experiences. In this light, consciousness becomes a dynamic and evolving phenomenon, dependent on the orchestrations of neural structures and events rather than an intrinsic quality of all matter.
The Role of Microtubules
A significant thread in this critique centers on the role of microtubules, which are proposed to orchestrate the events and inputs that lead to conscious experience. Instead of viewing microtubules as mere structural components, the emphasis here is on their active role in processing information and coordination within the brain.