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dannyday5821 | 11:09 Sun 06th Jul 2008 | Body & Soul
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when your a baby - and you grow up...

do you become conscious?

or do you just become "aware" of your own consciousness?
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Surely babies are only conscious of themselves?
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well not really - they dont recognise themselves in a mirror do they? atleast not until they are actually "conscious"

...i think...
Conscious of, aware of... isn't it the same thing? perhaps the term is self aware?

If you asked a thousand people what there earliest recollection was some would say birth, some would say something like playing on the beach when I was three some starting school etc so I think it has more to do with early memory.

I think babies are aware of as much as they can see, hear and feel but a. are incapable of articulating and expressing it due to a lack of speach and all aspects of fine motor movement and b the brain is insufficiantly developed enough to always remember the 'mundane' day to day stuff when we have grown up.

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