Living things are a very interesting concept.
A thing that should not appear in the physical world.
Yet it is born just like that, evolving into a biological system that leaves people in awe.
Its intricacy would probably amaze even the gods, because this is fundamentally something that should not exist, but there it is! Biologists say that the bodies of animals and plants are composed of countless cells, and each cell is actually an independent individual.
When a slightly larger cell combines with a smaller cell that has a long tail, through continuous division and growth, a human is fucking born.
A huge individual composed of numerous independent cells, yet it possesses a unified mind.
It is as if the brain holds greater authority over the subordinate cells, able to control their behavioral capabilities.
With the brain in a "turned on" state, all conscious behaviors of a human individual revolve around "thought" to operate.
For instance, "I".
I feel like I want to jerk off, so I begin to untie my belt.
The entire body obeys and completes various actions under the domination of this thought, as if they possess no self-awareness.
But do they really not?
If our cells lack independent consciousness, how do they complete precise cooperation like tiny parts on a precision instrument?
Even when the human brain is in a "dormant" state, the body can still complete many complex tasks? One cannot help but marvel at the wonder of life!
In fact, people are the same way.
If we view individual humans as cells of society, then in the even more massive individual that is "society", human individuals acting as "cells" also lack brains of their own.
Most of the time.
For example, when they face certain people and matters and begin to abandon thinking.