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Philosophers clearly define the word consciousness in their arguments
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Philosophical sources directly refute the claim that consciousness is clearly defined, noting instead that the concept is notoriously ambiguous and lacks consensus.

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Wikipedia: Consciousness
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iep.utm.edu: Consciousness
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States explicitly that the concept of consciousness is notoriously ambiguous in philosophy.
plato.stanford.edu: Consciousness - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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Notes there is a lack of any agreed upon theory of consciousness within philosophy.
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