Where Is Consciousness?

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?

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?