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| Ludwig Boltzmann (1844-1906) |
Consciousness and conscience, two ways to handle things
Is conscience only the part of consciousness? In the last text I used words "transferring conscience from one person to other", and I should describe that thing better. If the community has a similar moral and ethic background and way of thinking about things that are right or wrong, that makes the group homogeneous.
And here I mean that the moral and ethical ways to think are things, what is making our life better. If every people have the same things, what they think to be right and wrong, that would give the social code to society, and those things are even more important than consciousness itself. Consciousness is also needed, but conscience is one of the most interesting and the same way important roles in social life. And the role of conscience is to preempt the conflicts inside the group.
And who was Ludwig Boltzmann?
Ludwig Boltzmann (1844-1906) was an Austrian born theoretical physicist and philosopher. He has given a name a thing, what is called "Boltzmann Brain", the spontaneously born consequence. I know that sometimes we are talking about Boltzmann's conscience, and that means that every person must realize, what that kind of experiment might cause to people and all of the human race.
If the consequence doesn't have a conscience, the results could be horrifying. And that's why we must realize, that the conscience is a necessary part of the consciousness.
Consciousness is correlating with a conscience, and sometimes there is discussed that the conscience is the ability to realize, what are a moralistically right and acceptable way to act in science and research. If people have no conscience that would make life very difficult for those people. But let's start to work with that strange man, who is lived in the shadow of Einstein.
And at this point, we must ask is God some kind of spontaneously born Consciousness? Then we must realize that even the best and most effective consciousness needs some kind of model or ideas, what that mind is modeling to the new things, what that thing can benefit in life, and then we would start to handle the work of Ludwig Boltzmann, the man who created the NTP, or Boltzmann's Constant (2)and other things like "Boltzmann Brain".
3) Science Fiction writer Isaac Asimov used the Ideal gas law as the model of the psychohistory, mathematical way to predict future and the thing that Boltzmann and Asimov died in uncertain conditions. Boltzmann committed suicide during the depression and Asimov got accidentally HIV-positive blood.
The "Boltzmann constant" is one of the most important mathematical tools for calculating the movements of gas-mass, and its the part of the so-called ideal gas formula or ideal gas law (3). And this thing is in the main role in the science fiction book the "Foundation", and the "psychohistory". The author of that book, Isaac Asimov (1920-1992)(4) created the idea, that the same way, how the gas is moving in the giant gas masses, can be used to calculate the behavior of the people, or rather saying a large group of people
And do you know what makes this thing very interesting? The thing is that Ludwig Boltzmann died in uncertain conditions. He committed suicide after depression. But the thing is that also Isaac Asimov faced the untimely death, when he got HIV positive blood accidentally in the hospital, while the routine operation.
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