Beyondo
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Schrödinger argued that consciousness is singular and all happenings are played out in one universal consciousness. So from this point of view consciousness is endemic to the universe.
Consciousness is not singular, it is in fact a cataclysm of distributed processes. We sense a singularity because we experience our minds as continuum, but the evidence is contrary. Our brains operate at resolutions constrained by biological systems that don't even come close to signaling at the speed of light, nor even the speed of sound. So in between signal pulses, let's say a fast signaling neuron at 100 Hz, the universe has exchanged information between atoms at the speed of light and at signal rates in the hundreds of Giga-Hertz. A whole lot happened between your brains ability to sense change and the actual changing universe.
The brain's fidelity of reality is by far inaccurate and not continuous but is in fact sampled at ionic transport rates that are in the order of hundreds of miles an hour.
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