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A noteworthy aspect of Langan's discussion involves the concept of consciousness. He proposes that consciousness pervades all elements of the universe, implying that even inanimate objects like tables possess a form of awareness. This notion extends into the realm of quantum mechanics, where he introduces the idea of identity operators. These operators, responsible for processing experiences and returning them to the external world, suggest a deeper, ubiquitous consciousness that interlinks all forms of existence. The complexity of human consciousness differs from that of objects, but both interact within the grand cosmic framework.