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I believe in consciousness. I believe everything has consciousness, and I came up with a theory on feelings. I'm not saying I believe in it, it's just an idea. It's a little unorganized, but so be it.

Every particle, sub-atomic and beyond, whether it goes infinitely or not, has consciousness and feelings. The feeling(s) of the electrons of an atom affect the feeling(s) of the atom, the feelings of the atom affect the feelings of the cell, the feelings of the cell affect the feelings of the tissue, the feelings of the tissue affects the feeling of the organ, the organ the system, and the system the body- you! But that's not where it stops. Your feelings affect the feelings of the people around you, and your physical surroundings, such as trees, houses, grass, dirt. These surroundings affect a greater area of surroundings, greater, to greater, to greater, etc., to the whole world. The world affects the solar system, the solar system the galaxy, etc., to the universe. Then the universe as a whole, affects those tiny particles in you.
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    This I believe is not true. Our brain creates feelings and consciousness - such phenomena have no qualitative absolution of the world around them, they are just a way in which one perceives the world. Many other systems within our world do not need to perceive. Perception is also created by such systems to the benefit of the recipient rather than the systems themselves. One could say that a neuron firing in the brain is possibly conscious, as it creates or enables consciousness, but past this there is no consciousness without them, otherwise why would we need them if we are already inherently conscious beings. Consciousness and feelings are just aspects of a system that is us, rather than individualized aspects of all systems.
    66%  Voted for by TeChNoWC, Hardhittn63.
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  • An interpretation of Karma?
    I find this concept interesting. But what if we incorporate the idea that physical things do not exist unless they are experienced/felt; aka superposition. would that even change the idea at all? would consciousness be like a rippling wave through a vast sea of illusive physicality. I'd definitely like to hear more of this moodfear
    Voted for by Molzahn.
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