On Consciousness

[CCoburn]

Things like this always make me reconsider the historically debunked idea of "the ether" an intangible medium through which something is transmitted... the conduit of life-mind.

Is it a quantum thing?  That's an interesting idea.

The aether of antiquity is essentially the same, the only difference really is that they likely thought of it as infinite and eternal and of course we now know that it expanded from a spatial negation.

The initial pre-expansion was a quantum state that expanded to become the macrocosm or universe that we now know, of course the cohesive fundamental building blocks of the universe still operate and function as quanta as well as everyday appliances that make use of over-the-air waves/frequencies.

Electromagnetic radiation could have played a major role in an already expanding universe. Just take for example how EM radiation can send from transmitter to distant receiver over-the-air(or aether) and manifest intricate 2D images with sound (for starters).

The initial primordial expansion point could be akin to a hub of central consciousness that could transmit and be connected to galaxies, star systems, and planets as nodes, and creatures like us humans would be like end-points(or terminals). It would be like an intergalactic neural network.

This scenario would be like existing in the mind of the primordial which might make one question whether something physical did in fact happen, or was it just an illusion that made it appear that way, which may lead to some confusion as to exactly what is real?

Our own microcosmic consciousness creates these elaborate 4D dreamscapes while we are asleep that appear real as long as we are sleeping, but of course we wake up to realize it was only a dream.