Allow me to introduce Occam's Razor, which was first articulated by
William of Occam in the thirteenth century.  It postulates that all
else being equal, simpler explanations should be preferred over more
complex ones.

What is being explored here sounds more like religion than science.
Can we slice it down to it's simplest form?

Ego!  I suspect all animals have it to one degree or another but with
regard human beings, we could not live without one.  Scaling ego, I'd
have to say that the more insecure the individual the greater the
ego.  I suspect there is a level or range of ego which allows us to
exist but when our consciousness goes below that level, we shrivel,
and when it goes above that level we swell up like an over-inflated
balloon and burst.

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