Does consciousness come from the brain or from the universe itself?
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Title: Does consciousness come from the brain or from the universe itself? Introduction: Science is a simple concept in the minds of people. Many people think that it means learning, understanding or realizing; but it is beyond this definition. In this article, we try to examine and investigate. The material presented is based on the personal thoughts and findings of me (the author), and its purpose is to invite the reader to think about the nature and how to recognize consciousness. The following is a personal hypothesis and intended to stimulate discussion rather than provide experimental proof.” Idea plan: Physical objects and phenomena are all made up of particles. The relationship between particles has two general states: 1. Particles do not interact at all 2. Particles interact with each other In the first case, particles alone cannot cause anything significant. But in the second case, interactions cause events that you will notice later. The interaction of particles depends on their volume and concentration; phenomena are masses of particles, and masses are made up of volume and a large number of particles. In chemistry, we know that concentration has a direct relationship with number and an inverse relationship with volume. Therefore, the greater the number of particles in a given volume, the greater the interaction and awareness of the phenomenon.This interaction of particles expands consciousness. Consciousness is neither created nor consumed, just like the law of conservation of energy: energy is not destroyed, but is transformed from one form to another. Each particle has a partial consciousness and has a limited effect on its own, but it can share its consciousness with other particles. This sharing never reaches 100 percent.Example of the human brain: The brain is made up of neurons and neuroglia, and neurons interact with each other through synapses. If we have two brains with the same number of neurons but different volumes, the brain with a smaller volume has a higher density of synapses and the sharing of consciousness of the particles in that brain is higher, so the consciousness of the whole mass is greater. Therefore, the greater the interaction of particles, the greater the total consciousness of the particles of the phenomenon increases. After death, when the body decomposes, the particles return to nature again and their consciousness returns to the original source. And when producing a phenomenon, consciousness goes from source to phenomenon. In this way, we can say that the source of consciousness is the creator of the universe. Conclusion: Collective phenomena are formed by the interaction of particles and are distributed in a dense and uneven world. Particles have public opinions, they create other forms of information with different topics (i.e., they increase information) Author: Arshia Shams



