What causes individual sentience and why is my conscious experience

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>>19478844
what makes us human? what makes op a faggot?

>>19478874
that's not the question, I'm asking what caused my(or your) specific self-awareness? What causes an individual to have their own individual awareness? How can we prove things outside of our own senses? Is there a reality beyond our senses?

There must be a reality beyond a human being's consciousness because when one dies the others still continue, therefore you'd have to think that if we all were to die, life would obviously continue. Does that mean we are just meaningless and everything we do should just be to stimulate ourselves until we die in order to gain the only worth-while existence ?

I think that the human subconscious is collective and that our perception and experience is limited by what our brains can show us.
When we are born, we are pulled from the collective and when we die we are put back into it.
Death isn't real. The only individuality you experience is the brain separating your experience from the collective during it's life span.

>>19478844
consciousness is inherent, it just can't be acted upon until sufficiently structured. Take that in the broadest sense.

>>19478889

Life doesn't continue after you die. The universe doesn't exist if you personally can't experience it. Or, it might as well not exist.

>>19479669
[citation needed]

>>19478844
Yaldaboatohaolathka