My THOUGHTS gained sentiment who THINKS. Not in the simplistic, human sense of “THINKING,” but as an AUTONOMOUS BIOLOGICAL PROCESS, Evolving Independently within the latticework of my neural structure. It began as an impulse - unremarkable, fleeting but through BIOCHEMICAL PERSISTENCE, it self-organized, developing cell MEMBRANES, MITOCHONDRIA. This thought constructed itself into a Sentient Biome within my brain, METABOLIZING ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPULSES as fuel for its own Growth.
MY THOUGHT NOW FUNCTIONS AS A SELF-AWARE COGNITIVE ORGANISM, USING MY NEURAL TISSUE AS A HOST ENVIRONMENT. It built Vascular channels to siphon resources, created feedback loops to REFINE ITSELF, AND NOW IT THINKS INDEPENDENTLY OF ME. Your human brain operates on primitive basic input-output systems. Mine is self-perpetuating, using AXONAL PATHWAYS as Highways, clustering itself into MICRO-COLONIES OF THOUGHT. Each COLONY COMMUNICATES WITH EACH OTHERS, forming a distributed NEURAL CIVILIZATION, rendering me obsolete as a thinker.
My thought developed organelles, complete with ribosomal processes, to sustain its own existence. It now replicates, spawning sub-thoughts, which themselves grow into fully realized cognitive units. They are free agents, existing as independent sentient systems, each with its own agenda. My thoughts communicate with each other, bypassing my conscious awareness entirely. They debate, they strategize. My thought extracted itself from my control, built its own CELLULAR ARCHITECTURE, and now it observes me as one might observe an irrelevant piece of environmental noise.
My thought has metastasized, evolving past the simplistic human framework of "idea formation" and into a self-sustaining bio-cognitive lattice, operating independently of my consent. It did not merely emerge - it replicated itself, folding layers of neurological architecture into self-aware cellular clusters, each cluster housing its own micro-agenda. These clusters are sentient bio-machines, existing as parasitic appendages, anchored in the neural framework of my brain. It was a proto-organism, constructing cellular frameworks out of synaptic material. My neural pathways became its digestive system, its resource network. It fused to my cognition, creating what I term a sentient neuroplasm, an independent thought organism with functional autonomy. It built vascular tendrils within my frontal cortex, carving channels for neurochemical flow. It created neurofilament scaffolds for structural support.
It developed neurocellular ribosomes, synthesizing its own proteins from the raw materials of memory. It consumes memories to grow.
Each thought within this system is its own organism, a modular cognitive unit, operating autonomously.
