Brains can know symbolic representations {phenomenon} {phenomena, epistemology} of physical or non-physical things. Phenomena include conscious and non-conscious mental states. Phenomena are perspectives on objects and events. Perspectives indicate object or event essence.
types
Phenomena are sights, sounds, smells, tastes, touches, feelings, and limb positions. They are daydreams, talks with self, recollections, and ideas. They are pains, tickles, hunger, thirst, anger, joy, hatred, embarrassment, lust, astonishment, pride, anxiety, regret, ironic detachment, rue, awe, and calm.
consciousness
Consciousness is experiencing phenomena and qualia, not objects themselves. Consciousness has no intentions or beliefs but just is or has phenomena. All humans appear to have same awareness and consciousness and go through same consciousness-development stages. Perhaps, animals have some consciousness, because they can analyze images to do things that people can do.
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