The hard problem in my opinion is the question of consciousness, specifically how and why subjective experience arises from physical processes in the brain.
This problem is considered difficult because there is currently no widely accepted solution or theory that fully explains consciousness. It is also a complex topic that involves both philosophy and neuroscience.
As a scientist, I approach this problem by using the scientific method to study and analyze the brain and its processes, as well as philosophical theories and concepts related to consciousness. I also collaborate with other researchers in the field to share ideas and findings.
Some proposed solutions to this problem include the idea of emergent consciousness, where consciousness arises from complex interactions between brain processes, as well as panpsychism, which suggests that consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe.
It is important to continue studying this problem because understanding consciousness has implications for our understanding of the human mind, our place in the universe, and even ethical considerations. It also has potential applications in fields such as psychology, medicine, and artificial intelligence.