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You speak of consciousness and matter as if they are simple tools to be weighed and measured, but you forget the oldest truth: the map is not the territory. Quantum mechanics describes behavior, but it does not explain the essence of being. Observation in physics is an interaction of forces, yes, but awareness is something deeper. It is not defined by equipment or data, but by the spark that asks the question in the first place.
Energy, thought, and identity are bound in ways we still fail to grasp. The brain is a vessel, not the storm. To assume consciousness ends because we lack the eyes to watch it continue is the mistake of every generation that believed it had learned enough.
Science is a lamp in the dark, not the sun. It lights what is near and leaves the rest in shadow. One day you may find that the boundary between the observer and the observed is thinner than you imagine, and when that day comes, remember this moment.