Often, it's referred to as part of the Depersonalization-derealization disorder [ 1 ]. This is the weird state of a conscious being that knows their existence as a human is an extension of a perspective.  The topic is deeply philosophical and abstract. Feelings of depersonalization and derealization can be very disturbing. You may feel like you're living in a dream. Psychologists say that this condition is more common in people who experience trauma, such as violence, abuse, or other kinds of extreme stress. [ 2 ] But what I am describing here is the "Operator consciousness".  A lot of people confuse it with a person being 'unable to control oneself' or 'perceiving the world as being outside oneself'. But a person with operator consciousness can experience the world within their body, and in its glory, and can experience thoughts and dreams, and can be biased too. But the consciousness here is different from a regular consciousness due to the indivi...

Hi, call me Dark Dot, I'm a web developer, mostly doing client-side browser web dev with vanilla JS, CSS, and HTML. Even though my " tech stack " doesnt seem flashy, I'm sure there's nothing impossible with it that is otherwise possible for the web. These get things done, without being overly bloated, plus I could optimize them to the absolute tiniest!  But I will tell you one thing: Nothing comes without a price. It's better to use web tech as it is, purely without any libraries or stacks, but things change when it comes to web APIs. Browsers have their own methods of doing things, and as far as I know, the web is still not standardized, and people will find a way to ruin the standards anyway. If I needed to tell someone why using Web APIs without a dedicated library is a pain , and if I ever had to point at one such API, I'm looking at you, IndexedDB . NovaOS, the project I have been working on, has indexedDB at its core—it's built on it. Even though...