Sergey Karayev: Your Cells Don't Know You — And You Don't Know What You Comprise
sergeykarayev · x · 2026-10-04
Sergey Karayev posted a short philosophical riff on collective intelligence: the cells in your body don't know the goals or even the shape of the organism they comprise — and likewise, you don't know the goals or shape of the organism you comprise. A classic analogy for humanity's position inside a larger intelligence or superorganism.
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