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Why do humans lose consciousness?
Humans lose consciousness when the oxygen supply to the brain gets low.
Why do humans have brains?
It is a system that gets inputs from the body and decides what to do next. It is also believed that consciousness is derived from information traveling through the brain.
What is a waxing and waning level of consciousness?
It means going in and out of consciousness or awareness.
Why do humans produce catalase?
Catalase helps to begin breaking down sugar to finally produce energy.
What describes the level of consciousness?
Levels of consciousness can be categorized into the following... >Fully Conscious >Pre-Conscious >Sub-Conscious >Un-Conscious Because consciousness has no actual definition, this answer will often change. Consciousness can be described as the process in which signals from our nerves are transported and and understood by the brain as environmental data. An easy way to mentalize this simple. Computers have similar Operating Systems and run by similar standards and codes. This allows them to transport data in it's raw form. Because humans aren't always similar, the ability to talk, hear, see, understand, are just ways of sharing data, similar to a USB.
Why do humans lose consciousness?
Humans lose consciousness when the oxygen supply to the brain gets low.
What process before birth triggers the affect of consciousness in humans and animals in general?
You don't have to have a PhD to know that there is no way to "accurately" answer this. There are a number of different criterion that could be used to state when "consciousness" occurs. And - big surprise - there is still some debate on the nature of consciousness. If the "experts" hold differening ideas on what consciousness is and where it is seated, you can imagine the debate over when it begins. As to the actuall process that "triggers the affect of consciousness" in humans? Your priest or pastor could make as good a guess as anyone in the field of biology or biochimestry. For real.
Are humans beings animals?
Yes,they begin in animals and then slowly involve into humans.
What distinct characteristics separate humans from zebras?
Use of symbols, tool making, deductive reasoning, self-awareness, consciousness.....
When do humans begin to shrink?
Humans typically begin to shrink in height around the age of 40, with the rate of shrinking increasing as they get older. This shrinking is primarily due to age-related changes in the spinal discs and vertebral bones.
How did the Yellowstone 1988 fires begin?
The yellowstone fires begin by,9 by humans,and 42 by lightning
When did humans begin making ceramics?
6000 BC
When did humans begin to pollute?
As soon as we were able to build fire.
When do organs and organ begin to develop in humans?
Before birth
When did homosexuality first begin?
Since before humans were on earth.
Who knew about sex first?
Sex is an animal instinct which existed long before the australopithecines and/or first humans gained consciousness and self-awareness.
Why do humans have brains?
It is a system that gets inputs from the body and decides what to do next. It is also believed that consciousness is derived from information traveling through the brain.
