After Darwin

A new theory of consciousness in which language represents the onset of humanity. It states that sentience is subjective, fundamental, and ineffable; that meta-cognition is the artificial layer of human consciousness; that language and meta-cognition emerge from culture and not from matter; that thought and language are only processed in the individual brain; that Eastern philosophy accepts the oneness of reality but does not explain; and that Western philosophy explains through subjectivity and objective reality.