  The underlying physiological mechanisms of generating conscious states are
still unknown. To make progress on the problem of consciousness, we will need
to experimentally design a system that evolves in a similar way our brains do.
Recent experimental data show that the multiscale nature of the evolving human
brain can be implemented by reprogramming human cells. A hybrid system can be
designed to include an evolving brain equipped with digital computers that
maintain homeostasis and provide the right amount of nutrients and oxygen for
the brain growth. Shaping the structure of the evolving brain will be
progressively achieved by controlling spatial organization of various types of
cells. Following a specific program, the evolving brain can be trained using
substitutional reality to learn and experience live scenes. We already know
from neuroelectrodynamics that meaningful information in the brain is
electrically (wirelessly) read out and written fast in neurons and synapses at
the molecular (protein) level during the generation of action potentials and
synaptic activities. Since with training, meaningful information accumulates
and is electrically integrated in the brain, one can predict, that this gradual
process of training will trigger a tipping point for conscious experience to
emerge in the hybrid system.
