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First of all, paralyzed people do have bodies. And sensorimotor functions. Second of all, it wouldn't matter if individually they did or did not. The species d
by bena 3y ago
First of all, paralyzed people do have bodies. And sensorimotor functions.
Second of all, it wouldn't matter if individually they did or did not. The species does and now our species has developed consciousness. It's part of the package.
If you wanted a counterexample, you should look to plant life. There is some discussion on whether or not plant systems have a form on consciousness. But, then again, plants have bodies at the very least.
- mirekrusin 3y agoWhat about people with amputations or missing body parts due to genetics - are they less conscious?