It doesn't seem particularly nonsensical to contend a concrete wall has some form of consciousness. Concrete walls don't spring up out of nowhere, they're built

It doesn't seem particularly nonsensical to contend a concrete wall has some form of consciousness. Concrete walls don't spring up out of nowhere, they're built by humans who have a need to separate things (either for good or for bad). A single concrete wall might not seem like much, but in the greater scope of things, the rising and falling of all concrete walls seems to represent some sort of plane of humanity and its consciousness. Even think of the extremely complicated emotions evoked by different types of walls: i.e. the Berlin Wall, the U.S.-Mexico Wall, the Great Wall, etc. I know I'm probably reading way too much into this specific example, but I think this could generally apply to a lot of things.