Information generation as a functional basis of consciousness
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Ryota Kanai | Nicholas Guttenberg | Ildefons Magrans de Abril | Acer Chang | Martin Biehl | R. Kanai | Yen Yu | Martin Biehl | A. Chang | N. Guttenberg | Yen Yu
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