biologies, those are constantly evolving. But what I'm trying to wean out though here is that, yes, our sensory perceptions allow our individual beings to process information individually, but that's not the same thing. Right, but that's not the same thing as our conception of self and our sense of identity and ego. That's right. So how much of that would you say is kind of running as a piece of software as opposed to being hardwired in a biology, that if a different type of culture existed in the world, that you could take the same biologically evolved human beings, but those individuals could operate in a world where with far less ego, far less sense of self. I mean, there are all sorts of theories, one of them, obviously, I think generally discredited from the 1970s, Jillian James' bicameral mind, but that posited that the ancients actually had far less or lacked an ego entirely and had a relationship to the gods that was really a sort of an expression of their internal bicamerality (22/42)