Spectrum of the Existence’s Consciousness

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doi
10.37264/jiqs.v1i2.1
چکیده

In this paper, we try to show, based on scientific evidence, that assigning consciousness to humans and calling the "world without humans" meaningless does not seem like a comprehensive approach. The intellectual foundation of this attitude is based on a kind of "spectral approach" in examining the phenomena of the world. To explain this attitude, we refer to evidence of scientific findings to show that our lack of understanding of the consciousness of other beings does not mean the lack of intelligence in them. We also show that many phenomena in this world are spectral. Then, based on the verses of the Qur'an and the concept of the dignity of beings from the perspective of Islamic philosophy, we conclude that other creatures also have a hierarchy of intelligence that we describe here as "the spectrum of consciousness".

کلیدواژه‌ها
Reasoning, thinking, wisdom and learning make people submit to the facts. Ignorance and illiteracy cause arrogance, pride and misguidance. Schools such as humanism, which considers human to be the owner of a preferred position, are the result of this selfishness caused by human ignorance., Failure to understand facts and realities by human senses and perceptive powers should not be considered as their negation., Spectral view of the realities of the world causes respect for the rights and authority of other beings. This view, which shows itself everywhere in the world, prevents limiting the diverse capacities of life to humans and neglecting other creatures, especially the environment. In fact, the term "human environment" is a misleading and ambitious phrase. The environment belongs to all beings on earth, including the earth itself., Consciousness not only does not have a specific and constant value among different people and follows a normal distribution function, but also its levels include inanimate objects, plants, animals and humans., Most of the numerous wars and crimes throughout human history have been caused by self-aggrandizement and preference of group interests over collective interests, disrespect for cultural diversity and the rights of others, and finally, encroachment on the privacy of other peoples and nations. In the spectrum view of human societies, no group is superior to the other and all nations and ethnic groups, regardless of skin color and race, are in the non-preferred range of the human spectrum. It is in the shadow of this attitude that justice in the general sense of the word and the survival of peace and prosperity can be guaranteed., RIS, EndNote, Mendeley, BibTeX, APA, MLA, HARVARD, CHICAGO, VANCOUVER