Panpsychism

The word “panpsychism” literally means that everything has a mind.Direct quote from Stanford Encycopedia of Philosophy. "Copyright © 2022 by Philip Goff <philip.a.goff@durham.ac.uk> William Seager Sean Allen-Hermanson" "This entry, beginning with the July 2017 version, is almost entirely written by Philip Goff. Section 1, however, was developed from the previous version (by William Seager and Sean Allen-Hermanson), and a couple of paragraphs of the earlier version are retained in later sections." 
 ...the Panspychic Hypothesis claims that the mind or consciousness is manifest in all actualities in the world. The seemingly big jumps between virus (a “two-state” creature sometimes crystalline and inorganic, sometimes organic and alive) and unicellular organism, between cockroach and cockerel, mountain gorilla and human are rather seen as contiguous points on a continuous and infinite continuum that moves from lifeless inorganic matter ... [ Transfigured Light: Philosophy, Cybernetics and the Hermetic Imaginary By Leon Marvell ] 
“Do you think that consciousness can be explained in terms of matter and its laws?” 
“No. I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness.”
-- Max Planck (The Observer, January 25th, 1931)A Life of Erwin Schrödinger - Page 181. Walter J. Moore, ‎Walter John Moore, ‎Moore Walter · 1994 | Supposedly the original source is { “Interviews with great scientists” (Erwin Schrödinger) by J.W.N. Sullivan “The Observer”. January 11th 1931 page 16. }. This seems to be a misattribution; Planck said this in an interview with Sullivan, cf. newspapers.com. -- verified by G.---
AQ-242= panpsychism; yog-sothoth