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The primary aim, object, and purpose of consciousness is control. Consciousness in a mere automaton is a useless and unnecessary epiphenomenon.

C. Lloyd Morgan

Science... deals exclusively with changes of configuration, and traces the accelerations which are observed to occur, leaving to metaphysics to deal with the underlying agency, if it exists.

C. Lloyd Morgan

C. Lloyd Morgan

C. Lloyd Morgan

Born: February 6, 1852

Died: March 6, 1936 (aged 84)

Bio: Conwy Lloyd Morgan was a British ethologist and psychologist.

Known for:

An introduction to comparative psychology (1893)
Habit and Instinct (1896)
Mind at the crossways (1929)
The Interpretation Of Nature (1905)
The springs of conduct (1885)

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