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... point at the question of whether it's an important distinction to "experience consciousness" in order to "be conscious". That is, at what level of self-awareness do we conclude that an entity is conscious? Or is consciousness fractal and experienced at various levels of complexity? Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): @konrad_sx  are you familiar with Michael Levin's work ? Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): Your question seems to have more to do with the moral and ethical ... ... experience). An entity doesn't need to be self -aware to be conscious (else e.g. young kids wouldn't be conscious). Consciousness is certainly experienced at very different "levels", it's probably a continuum, and multi-dimensional, or "fractal