<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Intelligence involves achieving harmony with the environment, while consciousness remains more complex to define.</li><li>Consciousness comprises two stages: creating a virtual world using intelligence and transcending the constraints of a formal system.</li><li>Formal systems rely on abstractions like numbers but face limitations, as seen in Gödel's incompleteness theorem.</li><li>The paradox within formal systems, exemplified by the statement R, reveals incompleteness and inconsistency in proving statements within the system.</li><li>Recognition of paradoxes suggests consciousness, as understanding them requires transcending the system's rules.</li><li>Intelligence may be measured and studied scientifically, akin to physics, due to its defined mechanisms.</li><li>Awareness, the second stage of consciousness, is not easily measurable but is a fundamental aspect of consciousness.</li></ul>

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