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Whatever the debate over the nature of consciousness brings forth, people who think about such things widely believe that humanity has the most consciousness of all the creatures on our planet. | Whatever the debate over the nature of consciousness brings forth, people who think about such things widely believe that humanity has the most consciousness of all the creatures on our planet. | ||
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*[https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ACYBGNToR0Mz5ojeaTcsALX2aZUuSpMmFQ%3A1579891985899&source=hp&ei=ET0rXtjHNMLv5gLM26GwCA&q=the+nature+of+consciousness&oq=the+nature+of+consciousness&gs_l=psy-ab.1.0.0l9.1537.1537..17487...1.0..0.82.82.1......0....2j1..gws-wiz.1G2ue2lAsNw '''Google Search''': the nature of consciousness] | |||
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Why Are We Doing This To Them (WAWDTTT) (Pronounced Wa-Dit or War-Dit) Human kind tends to think that we are conscious beings. Of course the idea of consciousness in a living (or even non-living) thing may be open for discussion.
Whatever the debate over the nature of consciousness brings forth, people who think about such things widely believe that humanity has the most consciousness of all the creatures on our planet.