The dual-aspect-dual-mode framework of consciousness, based on neuroscience, consists of four components: (1) dual-aspect primal entities; (2) neural-Darwinism, which involves the co-evolution and co-development of subjective experiences and associated neural-nets from the mental aspect and the material aspect of fundamental entities, cotuning via sensorimotor interaction; (3) matching and selection processes involving the interaction of the non-tilde mode (cognitive feedback signals) and the tilde mode (feed forward signals from external and internal input); and (4) the necessary ingredients of subjective experiences, such as wakefulness, attention, re-entry, working memory, and stimulus at or above threshold level.

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• attention concept
• subjective experience concept
• neuroscience concept
• working memory concept
• wakefulness concept