Daniel Cogan
@corebrainrules.bsky.social
Thoughtful, lovable, rapscallion.
Writing about consciousness, neuroscience, and philosophy of mind. Champion of the Core brain and exposer of our narrative mind.
✍️ Consciousness Explained! (Poorly):
https://corebraincogan.substack.com
Writing about consciousness, neuroscience, and philosophy of mind. Champion of the Core brain and exposer of our narrative mind.
✍️ Consciousness Explained! (Poorly):
https://corebraincogan.substack.com
AI may soon be smarter than us.
But it won’t be wiser.
Ethics aren’t computed—they’re forged by survival. Which means humans may end up as the conscience for systems that never had to evolve one.
But it won’t be wiser.
Ethics aren’t computed—they’re forged by survival. Which means humans may end up as the conscience for systems that never had to evolve one.
February 2, 2026 at 3:08 AM
AI may soon be smarter than us.
But it won’t be wiser.
Ethics aren’t computed—they’re forged by survival. Which means humans may end up as the conscience for systems that never had to evolve one.
But it won’t be wiser.
Ethics aren’t computed—they’re forged by survival. Which means humans may end up as the conscience for systems that never had to evolve one.
I’m interested in how consciousness explains what the mind has already done—
how meaning, intention, and story often arrive after the machinery has moved.
I’m still working this out. Thinking out loud here.
how meaning, intention, and story often arrive after the machinery has moved.
I’m still working this out. Thinking out loud here.
January 30, 2026 at 4:08 AM
I’m interested in how consciousness explains what the mind has already done—
how meaning, intention, and story often arrive after the machinery has moved.
I’m still working this out. Thinking out loud here.
how meaning, intention, and story often arrive after the machinery has moved.
I’m still working this out. Thinking out loud here.