简答题：根据以下材料，回答题Basic human survival has always depended on some k

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Basic human survival has always depended on some kinds of cooperation. (46) Byextending !their abilities through cooperation inpursuit of common goals, individuals secure for themselves and each other a basic or minimum state of well being.to a degree this could be said to result in a shared will,although we usually refer to it as "group psychology".In this basic sense, humanity certainly depends on "hive-mindedness(蜂巢思维)".We're clearly not ashive-minded as the birds, bees or ants but nevertheless, cooperation in a sense extends the consciousness! of the individual.This is evident in our historical evolution, all the way up to the information technology we have recently developed.
The internet encourages and makes possible more types of collaboration involving larger groups and faster, more intimate sharing of ideas, and this takes us ever further in the direction a hive mind, in an accelerating process not subject to any central plan.Is a hive- minded type of thought inevitable? (47)Atany rate it seems safe to assume that, so long as no catastrophe deprives us of electricity, we will increasingly lose our sense of individuality.
(48)if we think about the internet as a brain-to-brainconnection interface, we might
easily see that isolated thinking becomes increasingly difficult to sustain due to the quickening rate at which we're socially encouraged to share our thoughts.Across a range of industries and activities!highly complex content is now being created by online groups rather than individuals, because it is quicker to achieve richer content that way.In addition, it's easy and fast to capture our experiences/through photos and videos, and pass them through filters which generically impress a sense of quality! but in actuality only reduce diversity and therefore individuality.
Neuro scientists and psychologists keep revealing that the human mind is less centralized than we thought.The philosopher DavidHume argued as far back as the eighteenth century that the unity of consciousness is an illusion, and each mind consists of a bundle of perceptions and experiences.It seems to me that for any awareness made up of multiple entities, it's a matter of perspective that as ingularity of identity is felt to exist at all. (49) Technology.being researched now will soon be sophisticated enough to connect our minds to a degree beyond anything we can currently imagine.A singular cor sciousness emerging from this technological revolution must be considered possible because singular consciousnesses arisen from multiple processes already exist--namely us.But if the internet began to consider itself aware and integrated, would we know if the net becomes conscious, or rather, cooordinates a singular human mind-set?
We at, undeniably in a process of increasing inter connectivity.Are we just improving our social and rofessional lives as individuals, or are we beginning to create "one mind"? (50) Perhaps we will fracture into several hive-minds before any singular global consciousness can be formed,and even eventually return back into individualism.
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