The Single-Neuron Theory

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Exploring a groundbreaking theory, the book delves into the generation of conscious experience at the level of individual nerve cells rather than the entire brain. It posits that the perception of a unified, sentient mind is an illusion, created by the intricate organization of individually conscious neurons. This perspective suggests that our conscious behavior arises from the collective output of numerous microscopic minds, fundamentally challenging and redefining our understanding of consciousness and identity.