The hard problem of consciousness refers to explaining why and how physical processes in the brain give rise to subjective experience.
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The provided reference texts consistently define the hard problem of consciousness as the challenge of explaining how and why physical processes or states give rise to subjective experience and qualia.
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Wikipedia: Hard problem of consciousness
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en.wikipedia.org: Hard problem of consciousness
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States the hard problem is explaining how and why organisms have phenomenal consciousness or subjective experience.
iep.utm.edu: Hard Problem of Consciousness
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Explains that the hard problem is explaining why physical states are conscious and have subjective experience.