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The authors suggest that, during this state, the brain encounters various potential experiences, akin to a comedic situation that could be both "funny" and "not funny" at the same time. However, they contend that the actual experience is singular—a choice must be made, leading to the emergence of consciousness. While this theory may appear coherent in casual discussion, it raises significant mathematical challenges regarding definitions of experience and how these experiences can be quantified.