I think intuition 1 would be correct by definition, since colloquial meaning of the word "conscious" is close to "having the same introspective experience as me". With "experience" roughly being "information reaching the story-building module of the brain"
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I would count this success of ELIZA as evidence towards this detector being quite a simple heuristic. Not sure if that is what you meant by "not informative".
Actually, this simplicity, together with complexity of prediction modules the detector activates (as per Said Achmiz's comment below), could be contributing to the confusion surrounding it.
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Let us consider a world where it is well known that light is a wave, characterized by wavelength. The white color is known to be a mix of many different waves as shown by a prism separating sunlight into a rainbow. Physicists measure and catalog the wavelengths of different colors such as red [620–750 nm], green [495–570 nm] and yellow [570–590 nm].
Across the street from the physicists is a painters' guild. They also deal a lot in colors and know well that mixing red and green yields yellow. They even demonstrated it to physicists, with a system of two prisms, baffles and mirrors. And yet the theory explaining how mixing two pure... (read 275 more words →)
My approach is to simply set a daily nutrition target and try to follow it as closely as possible. I use a tracker app (currently Cronometer, there are a few alternatives) to keep records and plan meals.
I track nutrition targets for both macro-nutrients (proteins, carbohydrates, and fats, where my choice is P25%-C5%-F70%) and micronutrients (vitamins, minerals, omega3, and essential amino acids - according to published RDAs / specific medical advice).
Of course, daily caloric input (carbs + fats) is adjusted for body composition and physical activity.