If the Larger Consciousness System is like the Internet, then each of us is like a connected user. In My Big TOE, these users are called Individual Units of Consciousness (IUOCs).
Q17: According to this, what is an IUOC?
A) A piece of the larger system, like a node in a network.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
B) Capable of making choices and learning from feedback.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
C) Playing the game of physical reality through an avatar (our body).
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
D) A physical brain cell located in the neocortex.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
💡 Thought: If you’re the “player” and your physical life is only the avatar, which part are you more identified with day to day?
The character (my story, problems, achievements) or the player (my ability to choose how I respond)?
Try responding once today as the player—not the hurt character.
Q18: How does an IUOC experience physical reality?
A) Through an avatar (the body) within the virtual reality.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
B) By directly manipulating atoms from outside space and time.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
C) By dreaming the universe into existence.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
D) By passively watching without making choices.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
💡 Thought: Your body is the interface—the controller, not the “real you.”
How do you treat your interface? Do you listen to it or push it to the limit because you think your value lies in performance?
Caring for the avatar isn’t vanity—it’s maintaining the channel you play through.
Q19: Which analogy best illustrates the role of an IUOC?
A) A spectator sitting in a theater without participating.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
B) A robot running on pre-programmed instructions.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
C) A mirror reflecting whatever stands in front of it.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
D) A gamer playing through an avatar in an online world.
✅ Correct.
❌ Incorrect.
💡 Thought: In a game, when something tough happens, the player doesn’t say “I’m a failure as a being.”
They say, “That part of the level is hard—let’s try a new strategy.”
Are you able to see your “mistakes” as level feedback, or do you absorb them as permanent identity?
Closing Reflection
Understanding ourselves as IUOCs changes the way we see life. We are not isolated individuals trapped in matter—we are active participants in a vast system of consciousness, learning through avatars, choices, and feedback.
Or, to put it simply: you’re more than the character you play—you’re the player behind the screen. 🎮