> Because the neural correlates of consciousness wouldn't exist in their brain.

And what are those in concrete terms? Why can't a computer program have those? You have yet to articulate what special property is giving rise to this.

> somewhere in it there are neurons which correlate with what is being experienced whenever something is looked at.

And what exactly is special about the neuron that the biological hardware can do this but the inorganic can't? Is your claim that current silicon doesn't do this (but future might be able to) or that no silicon construction could _ever_ do this?

You have yet to clearly articulate what this magical pixie dust of consciousness is supposed to be.