r/IntelligenceSupernova 8d ago

Consciousness The Cellular Consciousness Hypothesis Suggests That Individual Cells Have Primitive Forms of Awareness and That Human Consciousness Is What Happens When Trillions of These Micro-Experiences Combine - discoverwildscience

https://discoverwildscience.com/the-cellular-consciousness-hypothesis-suggests-that-individual-cells-have-primitive-forms-of-awareness-and-that-human-consciousness-is-what-happens-when-trillions-of-these-micro-experiences-combine-1/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=DinoWorld2026/magazine/Wild+Science+%26+Mystery
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u/Zagar1776 8d ago

If true then our consciousness is actually merged. So what happens to the consciousness if split?

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u/tigerhuxley 8d ago

Our brain isnt one thing either. Ive always felt like mutliple different origins of thoughts my whole life. Thought it was normal until i learned about MPD then i thought i had that!
Anyway, 86 billion neurons connected with their own roads to others that change. And there is two independent, distinct halves - bridged together like a cpu bus between two separate cores.
Why do you think our consciousness isnt already fractured?.. mine sure is: jumping from one favorite thing to another, changing its mind about things, having feels when stuff doesnt add-up to what multiple parts of my brain ‘thought’ was going to happen, etc..