:59:05
the person is not operating
as an integrated whole.
:59:12
[ Rock ]
:59:14
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[ Shutter Clicks ]
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- [ Continues ]
- [ Shutter Clicking ]
:59:36
Along the outside
of the cell...
:59:38
are these billions
of receptor sites...
:59:40
that are really just receivers
of incoming information.
:59:43
A receptor that has a peptide
sitting in it, um...
:59:47
changes the cell in many ways.
:59:50
It sets off a whole cascade
ofbiochemical events...
:59:53
some of which wind up with changes
in the actual nucleus of the cell.
1:00:00
- [ Shutter Clicks ]
- Hi.
1:00:02
When I grow up, I want to become
a photographer just like you.
1:00:05
- Oh?
- Got any tips?
1:00:07
- Take lots of pictures.
- Thanks!
1:00:12
Each cell is
definitely alive...
1:00:15
and, uh, each cell
has a consciousness...
1:00:17
particularly if we define
consciousness...
1:00:19
as the point of view
of an observer.
1:00:21
There is always
the perspective of the cell.
1:00:24
[ Male Cell Grumbles ]
1:00:26
[ Female Cell Murmurs ]
1:00:29
[ Male Cell #2, Indistinct ]
1:00:33
[ Woman ]
In fact, the cell is...
1:00:35
the smallest unit
of consciousness in the body.
1:00:38
I'm hungry!
1:00:40
- [ Disco ]
- Oh. Yeah.
1:00:41
- [ Disco ]
- Oh. Yeah.
1:00:44
[ Male Cell ] Oh,yeah.!
1:00:46
- We've commandeered an entire serving platter.
- [ Belching ]
1:00:52
[ Grunts ]
1:00:55
[ Exhales ]
1:00:57
- [ Dance ]
- [ Grunts ]