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|date=May 1, 2020
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This video talks about Monad and consciousness. To learn more about Leibniz's Monad, there is a book<ref>{{:Book/Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Leibniz and the Monadology}}</ref> on this. The translated [[Monadology]] text into English can also be found on this website<ref>[[Monadology]]</ref>. According to Leevark, Leibniz also claims that by abstracting the reality into [[Monad]]s, it will be possible to address the issue of describing consciousness. This assertion would echo statements made by Brian Beckman, in his video<ref>[[Don't fear the Monad]]</ref> on [[Monad]], who shows that all software systems can be modeled by pure functions, the idea of purity and abstraction, formless/shapeless, is very similar to Leibniz's Monads as Leevark explained it. It would also be fun to watch the video<ref>{{:Video/YOW! 2013 Philip Wadler - The First Monad Tutorial #YOW}}</ref> by Philip Wadler, who first introduced [[Monad]] to the world of programming.

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