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'''Panpsychism''' is a philosophy that everything in the world is alive, conscious and animated. More specifically, panpsychism claims that all things are self-aware, possessing some form of mind. Its leading proponent was [[Gottfried Leibniz]] (1646-1716). | '''Panpsychism''' is a philosophy that everything in the world is alive, conscious and animated. More specifically, panpsychism claims that all things are self-aware, possessing some form of mind. Its leading proponent was [[Gottfried Leibniz]] (1646-1716). | ||
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Panpsychism is a philosophy that everything in the world is alive, conscious and animated. More specifically, panpsychism claims that all things are self-aware, possessing some form of mind. Its leading proponent was Gottfried Leibniz (1646-1716).