The nature of human consciousness

Man is the only living species on planet Earth capable of realizing
its own nervous system into the outside world with the help
of hand-made artifacts. In other words, only we can imagine something
in our minds and materialize it in the physical world. Perhaps other
intelligent species such as dolphins, whales, elephants have a richer
inner world, but they cannot manifest it due to the lack of physical
capabilities. Everything created by man originally arose inside our
brain in the form of hallucinations or, more simply, thoughts. This
amazing ability to turn imagination outward says much more about
our species than anything else. And it explains a lot. For example,
why we will never be able to establish contact with an alien life
form.
After all, everything we do comes from internal brain experiences
and cannot be interpreted by other intelligent beings. It has been
proven that whales, dolphins, and elephants also have a complex
system of abstract communication. But over these almost 150 years
of research, our science has not advanced in understanding what
these creatures are talking about. Precisely because we do not have
an understanding of the interpretation of the symbolism of their
consciousness. In other words, we are stuck inside our collective
delirium and cannot escape from it. I will say more simply, our
reality does not seem to be real for any living being. The maximum
that a person is capable of in communicating with other species
is primitive behavior patterns characteristic of mammals. At the same
time, this situation is possible only because our brain has much in
common with other animals. This is what provides a primitive form
of contact. But nothing more. In order to fully contact other
intelligent beings, something more than the abstract thinking
of a primate is needed. You need awareness and interpretation
of other forms of thinking. At today's level of human existence, this
is simply not realistic.
So, initially our actions are preceded by some idea or thought that
originated as a hallucinatory image in the human brain. Then, with
the help of the physical capabilities of the body, a person tries to
materialize this idea. For example, the letters that you see now do
not mean anything in themselves. They are simply immaterial symbols
generated to transfer interpretation from one person to another. And
the fact that you easily understand this text in English means
absolutely nothing to someone in the world. Thus, not every form
of thought can find a response even in another person. For this, an
expanded form of abstract interpretations is necessary. Because
of this, we come to one very simple question. How objective and real
is what people do? How real is society, the state, religion, power,
and so on? Do cars, for example, exist as a all-up object of
perception for other living organisms on Earth?
It seems that everything except physical objects in our human world
is not subject to objective measurement. There are no physical laws
that define the state, power, religion, and so on. They cannot be
experimentally reproduced in a laboratory, and even more so, it is
impossible to create precise formulas to describe them. Thus, it can
be argued that everything we are talking about is also a form of
illusion, involuntary paranoia, or a form of cataleptic
schizophrenia, or delirium.
Like a schizophrenic sees things that "don't exist", so we humans
see "social structures" that also don't exist in the objective
physical world. The assertion that power exists is about the same
as the assertion that three-headed pink ponies exist. It is only
a matter of faith, that is, mass psychosis, which in itself is
a consequence of that very involuntary paranoia. Due to the random
imprinting of the nervous system during psycho-genetic vulnerability.
Thus, people do what they do simply because of "brainwashing"
(training). Because nothing else can explain the absolute collective
faith in ephemeral concepts that justify, for example, the use
of chemical weapons.
Obviously, it can be argued based on this that at least a significant
part of humanity is insane in principle. Because it demands from
others, let's say, more free people to see things that do not exist
and never existed in the physical world. In fact, this is a dead end
for materialism. Because materialism itself does not have the
ability to measure and weigh itself. Although formally materialism
relies on the scientific method as a form of knowledge. But
materialism as a method cannot determine the process that makes
it objective in relation to anything else. After all, the objectivity
of our human existence is determined by the very physical fact
of our temporary existence. But how can we prove that we objectively
exist? The simplest answer will sound like this. If something
occupies space and place, then it exists. But the occupation of space
by, say, ten million human souls does not tell us anything about what
drives the behavior of these people. After all, they can believe that
they are communists, or that they represent some nation or religion.
But from the point of view of physical measurements, these will still
be the same human bodies.
Only a small part of the brain distinguishes us from chimpanzees.
But it is enough for us to see things that other apes do not see or
perceive. Something obviously went wrong in the course of evolution.
And somehow, probably due to the influence of psychedelic
mushrooms or plants, our organisms gradually fixed this quality
genetically in themselves. The ability to hallucinate non-stop on an
ever larger scale.
Our brain communicates with the world around us by imprinting events
in our memory. In other words, creating unique chemical-electrical
combinations in neurons for each specific external stimulus or
experience. I will explain how our memory works using a simple
example. Imagine a square board with 100 incandescent lamps on it.
Each event or action lights up a certain sequence of lamps while the
others are off. Thus, each event corresponds to a certain unique
combination of burning lamps. This is a simplified model of the
brain, but it explains a lot. It is these electro-chemical networks
of neuronal connections in the brain that give rise to our human
personality. Imagine a mirror that reflects reality not as an image,
but as certain combinations of lamp light. Our consciousness is
structured in exactly the same way - it is a genetic mirror. Each
event, large or small, corresponds to a certain chain of ignition
of neurons in our brain and the chemical reactions associated with
it. Then the nervous system, based on our organs, interprets this
signal, roughly speaking, reproducing a picture inside the brain
 Accessible to our limited animal perception. Obviously, when
contacting such a complex world of systems, we can receive and
process only the information necessary for the continuation of our
existence. Which proves the obvious fact that the world we observe
is primarily a product of the interpretation of the brain's work, but
not an objective physical reality. In other words, we are limited by
the hallucinatory physiology of our nervous system. Thus, this
explains the phenomenon of human consciousness as such. This
is a single physiological possibility for our species to use common
interpretations to understand ourselves and the world around us. But
for dolphins, whales, elephants or conditional aliens, a completely
different system of interpretation operates, therefore they are
driven by potentially different abstractions. And are they driven
at all?
Our legacy from other mammals forces us to continue to behave
as territorial animals. Despite the complex system of intraspecific
signals, people fixate on one thing when their nervous system is
under impression. This is due to the fact that our limbic system
is not fundamentally different from the limbic system of other higher
animals. Therefore, we are also fixed on territorial-hormonal
objects. This explains why the concepts of vulgar Freudianism are
so understandable to the masses. Competition between people for
territory occurs not only in the actual form of fights, wars,
genocide, etc., it occurs at the level of abstract ideas. This is the
end of materialism. This may be frightening, but the truth is that
a person experiences the same emotions from a street fight and
from a battle for ideas. Because the same brain circuits control his
behavior. The question is only in different interpretations and, as
a result, a threat to existence. The so-called anal arousal, caused
by the release of adrenaline into the blood and transmitted via the
spinal nerve to the primitive parts of the nervous system.
The colossal force of this collective bipolar disorder, when
chthonic animal instincts fight with fear after domestication, i.e.
brainwashing, explains the chaotic madness of the human race as
a whole. Localized ideas that arose absolutely by chance under the
pressure of external factors are nothing more than a form of
hallucinatory trance generated by our brain. The trance-like
hallucinatory state is all the more aggravated, the more people
around confirm the "reality" of such ideas. Obvious social
hallucinations in people-systems as a result of this acquire the
character of mania. In other words, the presence of any unnatural
control by the institutions generated by this involuntary paranoia
is only a form of obvious psychosis, as well as delirium. And as
a result, any irrational actions are explained by this delirium. The
human species has never been as rational as other animals on Earth,
precisely because of the collective trance and hallucinations that
have been declared a form of "norm". Thus, one can come to a rather
simple and understandable conclusion. True contact with physical
reality is possible only when the entire complexity of the world
around us is delivered to our nervous system in its entirety. Which
in turn will ultimately give rise to completely different forms
of interpretation of our world.