YAY!!! Don't know how I missed this Solms one, but found it now! 🎉

think the 'hard problem' might mutate to delayed or absence of feeling in order to prioratise awareness of need .the hard problem of Affect.love Mr Solms.

Thanks so much Darius ❤️🙏🏽. I love Mark Solms and I totally love where the dual-aspect monism is going!!! Spinoza would be happy 😁. Finally after so much sloshing about in physicalism… not you… but many. ❤️❤️❤️

Apologies, I'm rather focused on Fairbaign's object relations theory lately. I'll return another time. It's great to see Dr. Solms doing new interviews. I subscribed.

30:00 is the explanation! The two "Mark Solms" both consider themselves "the same" but have some value difference *and are aware of that difference*. As that difference is some "value" not measured in the system *but between it's states*, it's a "feeling", because it can classify it, detect it, effect it, the thing "exists", but it cannot be observed directly, it's subjective! :D

Would it be useful to restore SURPRISE/STARTLE into ongoing discussion of the core affects, as in Silvan Tomkins' work? At minimum, this would allow a differentiation between Karll Friston's usage of 'surprise' (or surprisal) from Tomkins" ideas.

Solms/Feldman Barrett discussion Pt 1: kzread.info/dash/bejne/a615sqqOe9yof7A.html Pt 2: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJ1nxauhnpfekpc.html

I'd love to see Lisa Feldman Barrett on here!

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