Have you ever wondered whether the structure of your thoughts might mirror the structure of the universe itself? For a long time, the idea of a thinking universe belonged to philosophy and science fiction. But today, the frontiers of science — from cosmology to neurobiology — are presenting evidence that forces us to rethink everything. In 2020, scientists made a discovery that shocked the scientific community: when mapped at the largest scales, the structure of the universe turned out to be statistically indistinguishable from neural networks in the human brain. Galaxies, like neurons, are connected by filaments of dark matter, interacting according to principles that strikingly resemble neural communication. In this documentary, we explore some of the most daring scientific hypotheses: ► Could the universe be a vast information-processing system, operating through the birth and death of stars? ► What if consciousness does not originate in the brain, but is instead received by it — like a radio signal? ► Could quantum entanglement act as the “nervous system” of the cosmos, instantly linking distant regions of space? ► What if every thought we have is not just a biochemical process, but a contribution to a universal information network? This theory is more than a poetic metaphor. It reshapes how we think about life, death, and the meaning of existence. Perhaps your sense of self is one way the universe comes to know itself. What do you think about this hypothesis? Is human consciousness part of something far greater — or merely an illusion produced by complex biology? Share your thoughts in the comments. And if you enjoy content that challenges your perception of reality, subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications. #consciousness #universe #science #cosmology #quantumphysics #neurobiology #mysteriesoftheuniverse