What do you think about Biocentric universe / theory of biocentrism ?

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what is the great attractor?

>The large scale structures of the universe do not have any functions that neurons do.

Yet.

Are you illiterate? has nothing to do with the picture.

But you did say that repetition of structures was a key idea. And to hit on that - cyclicality, birth from death, fractals, etc. have all been obsessed over and studied and even worshipped. That shit just happens in nature bruh. It is pretty beautiful but as far as we know doesn't really carry any meaning or depth, nature is just good at being efficient and organizing shit neatly.
Or maybe we are just too small to observe their massive effects.
>That's not 'the universe', it's an artistic representation of dark energy.
It's not a representation of "dark energy"
, it is simply gravitational energy that is unexplainably there without mass. It could be as simple as primordial black holes causing these observational anomalies.
>That's not what it actually looks like.
pretty much if we saw in gravitational energy instead of electromagnetic.

BUT, can you explain how neural structure can take minutes amount of energy and somehow turn that energy into "thought", or "idea", or "feeling", etc.
Since this mechanism can't be fully understood yet, maybe a similar mechanism is happening to the matter that surrounds us on a yet unobservable scale?

minute amounts*

hmm, really makes you think

I fucking love science xD

By mass, most of the universe is inanimate matter. But you don't see them getting high and mighty about it.