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Have you extended that idea to the perspective of your cells and you, and thought up any major differences? (Genuine question, the biggest difference I can thi
by thowawatp302 2y ago
Have you extended that idea to the perspective of your cells and you, and thought up any major differences?
(Genuine question, the biggest difference I can think of is most of our cells are in permanent physical contact.)
- wonderwonder 2y agoActually yes, its an interesting thought. Not only are we a cooperative group of independent cells but those cells are fully replaced as we age so not even the original cells we start with. We are essentially walking cities of cells and somehow we gain consciousness. Pretty wild.
- KineticLensman 2y ago> but those cells are fully replaced as we age Not nerve cells. Our post-childhood adult brains persist until we die, so the city of cells (nice image BTW) has a permanent and persistent ruling council, as it were, even if the citizens come and go.