> Scientists are still looking for consciousness. They are doing an
> amazing job of mapping the brain, but are no closer to this discovery.
>
> They can observe miniscule quantities of energy 'sparking' through
> synapsies, and can watch those connections reforming to suit
> prevailing conditions, such as onset of blindness etc. As exciting to
> the observer as any Hubble telescope observations.(Observing life, is
> observing life be it micro or macro)
>
> Would it not be logical to look for the source of energy there,
> considering the prevailing belief being that the brain is 'king'?
>
> We are on the verge of pulverising protons, and the speculation is we
> will see matter turn into energy.
>
> Can you see why it is often said that science is always playing catch
> up?
> ...

> Scientists are still looking for consciousness. They are doing an
> amazing job of mapping the brain, but are no closer to this discovery.
>

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>> Scientists are still looking for consciousness. They are doing an
>> amazing job of mapping the brain, but are no closer to this discovery.

>
> They would do better looking in the penis.
> THE BORG

> On Sep 19, 9:25 pm, "THE BORG" homesweethome.com> wrote:
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>>> Scientists are still looking for consciousness. They are doing an
>>> amazing job of mapping the brain, but are no closer to this discovery.

>

>> They would do better looking in the penis.
>> THE BORG

>
> I never realized the borg had such a sense of humour. :)