The Search for Consciousness

Soft ambient sound. The human brain has been studied for centuries. We have mapped it.

Measured it. Observed it. Yet one question refuses to disappear. Where is consciousness?

Cold tones. Minimal motion. For a long time, we assumed the answer was simple.

Consciousness must be inside the brain. Somewhere. In a specific place. A region.

A circuit. A mechanism waiting to be discovered. But what if that assumption is wrong?

What if consciousness is not a place at all? What if we have been searching for

it in the wrong way from the very beginning? A clean, clinical environment.

Soft white and gray tones. For decades, science has searched for consciousness