The book, The Science of Consciousness,' describes consciousness as part of a cohesive theory of the physical world. How to summarise the book's hypothesis in simple words?
"The Science of consciousness" recognizes the structural unity between elementary particles, the mind, and the universe. Therefore, the same physical laws govern intelligent behavior, biological evolution, and the natural world. The cosmos' formation did not end with the appearance of elementary particles and galaxies; it is an ongoing evolution toward complexity, the mind, and intellect.
The increasing complexity of the universe benefits humanity and inspires ingenuity and technological advancement. Technology's resource dependence changed from coal and steam engine to oil, computer technology, and artificial intelligence. We are moving toward the Age of Intellect, the reliance on human ingenuity.
In the Age of Intellect, limitless cosmic energy and other resources inspire fast progress, which requires mental ingenuity. This recognition should encourage us to respect each other's uniqueness and individuality, regardless of race, religion, or culture.