<p>We are now at 1 billion years ago, unicellular algae thrive,
forming complex structures, some of which will fossilize as multicellular and
morphologically differentiated macrofossils. </p>

We are now at 1 billion years ago, unicellular algae thrive, forming complex structures, some of which will fossilize as multicellular and morphologically differentiated macrofossils.

Part 2: Evolution Of The Senses (continued)

Dr. Sauvé puts forward that the lack of sensory awareness of the cellular activity that generates predictive mental models creates a void, and becomes a threat itself. Where do our thoughts come from, we cannot feel them being generated?He proposes that our potential to experience happiness is as infinite as our willingness to connect with our senses mindfully, letting thoughts be thoughts.Between sensors and effectors, the in-between becomes sense, trying to make sense, compelled to make sense. Let go, breathe, come back to your senses.

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