Yet empirically we know that if you physically disassemble the human brain, that person’s consciousness apparently creases to exist, as observed by the result o

Yet empirically we know that if you physically disassemble the human brain, that person’s consciousness apparently creases to exist, as observed by the result on your rest of the body even if it remains otherwise intact. So it appears to arise from some physical properties of the brain. I’m ignoring the argument that we can’t know if anything we’re perceive is even real at all since it’s unprovable and useless to consider. Better to just assume it’s wrong. And if that assumption is wrong, then it doesn’t matter.