[Ham]
I've acknowledged that, from the existential or causal perspective,
Home sapiens evolved from more primitive creatures as per Darwin's
theory of natural selection.
[Arlo]
Did these more primitive creatures (lets say the apes from which we
evolved way back in prehistory) possess consciousness? If not, would
you posit that "consciousness" is the result of a genetic mutation of
some sort? To be more precise, where in the evolutionary tree of
"man" did consciousness first appear, and to what to you ascribe the
appearance of "consciousness" to (it sounds genetic, but I'll wait to
hear your answer)?
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