Ken Wilbur

Wilber's view of consciousness is composed of the strengths of 12 different schools or theories of consciousness. He believes in the "three worlds" theory which is the reference to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd person, or "I", "we" and "it". He believes that each quadrant has for the most part ecolved over the years. We can find something different or take something new from each of the 12 theories of consciousness and looking at each quadrant we cannot look at one and find the answer to what consciousness it. We must look at all four quadrants to see the overall picture then come to the conclusion. I really like how Wilber looks at everything and takes something different from each part to come to his conclusion. I think there are a lot of scientists who come up with something intelligent that they think is right but it has to be different from what others say. Wilber doesnt do this, he finds the strengths in the other theories and comprised them to make his own. CHAKS TAKE