I have a keen interest in animals and connecting with them and have actually made it a new hobby of mine.. they may not be as conscious as us (or are they?) but they are conscious entities and should be respected and loved just as humans are.. who are we to say that they don't have emotions or that they don't feel pain emotionally and psychologically..? I think that is the dumbest and most obscene theory anybody has ever made.. how do you literally know what's going on inside of a bird's spirit, soul and psyche? YA DONT!! You can measure the electric waves through the brain but there's no way for them to measure consciousness but to assume blindly that it is scientifically suggested that they are less conscious than us.. I have connected with tons and tons of birds and they do have different personalities and they do feel and whenever I send my telepathic love and care to them through the frequencies of bird calling (out of my mouth) they react and get excited and usually fly up right by me and look at me kind of like a velociraptor from the film "Jurassic Park" would look at you, except not thinking about eating me!! π LOL but it's so cute, adorable and loving the way that they react to my love and kindness to them. People are ignorant.. bottom line. I literally had a flock or a "murder" of crows somehow know that I was moving from my apartment days before I left and they literally flew up on a third floor level right in my backyard, around 70 to 80 crows, and they all squaked super loud at one time to get my attention while I was in my room.. I had the TV on and music that was playing at an 80% volume level and heard there callings from my room.. so I walked out on the back deck (3 floors up) to see what all the commotion was and there they were.. all 70-80 crows hovering.. as soon as I walked out on the back deck they all got more excited and squaked for a remaining 30 seconds (all staring right at me) and then as a group flew off to the south very quickly and abruptly. My intuition and higher self tells me they were saying goodbye to there human friend because i moved put the very next day. (THE MOST ASTOUNDING AND MYSTERIOUS QUESTION IS.. HOW DID THEY KNOW BEFORE HAND!?!?) π€ it was an amazing feeling to be able to experience this.. bottom line is.. THEY UNDERSTOOD ME, THEY FELT ME, THEY LOVED ME AND I LOVED THEM. How's that for "animalistic consciousness"..? I call bullshit on the current understandinging on animalistic consciousness. Now in my new location I am forming new relationships with different bird's and I've astoundingly received the same results.. well see where this continues to go.
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The Science of Consciousness: Exploring the Depths of the Mind
Written by: Caleb J w/ assistance from (AI Editing)
Consciousness is a fascinating and complex phenomenon that has puzzled philosophers, psychologists, and scientists for centuries. It refers to our subjective awareness of ourselves and the world around us. The study of consciousness, known as the science of consciousness, aims to understand its nature, origins, and functions. In this article, we will delve into the realm of consciousness and explore some of the key theories and research in this field.
One of the fundamental questions in the science of consciousness is: How does the brain give rise to subjective experiences? Neuroscientists have made significant progress in understanding the neural correlates of consciousness, which are the specific brain activities associated with conscious experiences. Through advanced imaging techniques such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and electroencephalography (EEG), researchers can observe brain activity patterns and identify regions that are active during conscious states.
One prominent theory in the science of consciousness is the Integrated Information Theory (IIT) proposed by neuroscientist Giulio Tononi. According to IIT, consciousness arises from the integration of information within the brain. It suggests that the more interconnected and complex a network of neurons is, the higher the level of consciousness. This theory provides a mathematical framework for measuring and quantifying consciousness, known as phi (Ξ¦), which represents the amount of integrated information.
Another influential theory is the Global Workspace Theory (GWT) put forth by cognitive psychologist Bernard Baars. GWT proposes that consciousness is the result of the global broadcasting of information within the brain. According to this theory, a "global workspace" is responsible for integrating and disseminating information to different brain regions, leading to conscious awareness. This model explains phenomena such as selective attention and the ability to hold information in working memory.
Recent advancements in the field of neuroscience and cognitive science have also shed light on altered states of consciousness. Studies on meditation, psychedelic substances, and near-death experiences have provided valuable insights into the plasticity and malleability of consciousness. These altered states challenge our conventional understanding of consciousness and offer new avenues for research and exploration.
The study of consciousness is not limited to neuroscience alone. Philosophers, psychologists, and even physicists have contributed to this interdisciplinary field. From exploring philosophical debates on the nature of consciousness to investigating the role of consciousness in quantum physics, researchers from diverse disciplines are striving to unravel the mysteries of the mind.
Understanding consciousness has profound implications for our understanding of human nature, mental health, and even the nature of reality. By unraveling the mechanisms underlying consciousness, scientists hope to develop new therapies for neurological disorders, enhance artificial intelligence, and gain a deeper understanding of the human experience.
In conclusion, the science of consciousness is a captivating and multidisciplinary field that seeks to unravel the mysteries of our subjective experiences. Through the integration of neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and other disciplines, researchers are making significant strides in understanding the nature of consciousness. While many questions still remain unanswered, the study of consciousness holds great promise for unraveling the complexities of the human mind and shaping our understanding of ourselves and the world we inhabit.
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AA posted this on one of my shares and thought it was interesting because this is a reflection of the Moon and obviously it looks flat and there is no round and you can see North America and South America as well as the nations of Russia, China and the European nations as well and in the middle but whenever they talk about Eastern civilization and western civilization that means they're talking about something flat or they're giving directions to Something flat and it's basically saying left and right just in different terms but why would you use that type of language if you were talking about a globe? It doesn't make sense.. you can also see other nations up in the top left hand corner which could most definitely be all of these planets and different civilizations from other planets and they're all literally in our reality with us but just in the (outer)space of out reality. THE EARTH IS FLATTISH..!
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I feel like we have put ourselves under spells unknowingly or unwittingly but this is what we do.. us spiritual people.. we break the Spells and tear down old houses (belief systems) and construct new projects of beauty, light and pride for the positive side of our existence and our reality.