Working Toward Coalescence
F.O. GameiroF.O. Gameiro writes about consciousness, identity, and biology, and how their interactions give rise to the kind of world we live in.
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This is my "lab notebook for the soul." I write essays and speculative fiction about consciousness, identity, physics, biology, and other "-ologies" and "-osophies". Also, I write a little bit about writing.
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