In the ever-evolving exploration of consciousness, a puzzle emerges. It is the enigma of how our subjective experience arises from the workings of the brain. As scientific inquiry delves deeper into this mystery, a new perspective emerges, challenging conventional assumptions and offering a profound shift in understanding.

The relativistic nature of consciousness becomes a focal point of contemplation. It is understood that consciousness cannot be isolated or measured in the traditional sense. The very act of attempting to observe it from within the confines of the brain's activity proves elusive, as if searching from a distorted cognitive frame of reference.
In the quest for answers, it becomes apparent that the brain, with its intricate computational processes, may not be the sole creator of conscious experience. Instead, a different paradigm emerges—one rooted in the process of...