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Nature: The Implications of Swarm Consciousness

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      CommentAuthorDanieru
    • CommentTimeApr 2nd 2006 edited
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    Cockroaches govern themselves in a very simple democracy where each insect has equal standing and group consultations precede decisions that affect the entire group, indicates a new study.

    The research determined that cockroach decision-making follows a predictable pattern that could explain group dynamics of other insects and animals, such as ants, spiders, fish and even cows.

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    It appears that swarm consciousness is inherent in all life to different extents. How about the human entity?

    Where do the lines between the superorganism of society and the unique, 'self aware' individual begin and end?

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