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| 16.11 | Level 6- body of self aware life | |
| In Chapter 15, we provided a summary of CORPUS- the Cellular Universe and the position of the neuron as the oldest and wisest of cells. | ||
| Given that human beings are part of the CORPUS, it make sense that all of the cells to be found in our body are also to be found elsewhere in the CORPUS. In other words, that we will see liver cells in other species cells, that we have bacteria throughout our cellular colonies, mitochondria, neurons, muscle cells etc. | ||
| However, as the dominant intelligence on the planet, we should also expect to see specific cells unique to the human species- cells that stand apart from other species. This is one of the more controversial concepts within UCA- that human beings possess cells that are superior to certain other lifeforms. | ||
| 16.11.1 | The possession of specialized superior neuron cells | |
| As we discussed in the previous chapter, it is the neuron that is the superior cell within the CORPUS. And it is the most specialized functional neurons where we find the key to understand the powerful intellect of the human being. | ||
| Furthermore, as neuron cells are oldest of species cells, we should expect to find these most advanced cells forming part of the oldest network within the human body- the skeletal, vertebrate, central nervous system, spinal column (hypothalamus). | ||
| As we also discussed, when looking at a hypothalamus we often consider something so small versus the mass of neurons within the cortex and fail to see the method of nature. The hypothalamus of advanced self aware lifeforms are packed full of spider neurons- whose thin tentacles of axons extend out like a web across the neo-cortex region and back through to connective tissue. They are indeed strange and amazing neurons. | ||
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