Consciousness and neuronal activity are linked through various theoretical frameworks, ranging from reductive physicalism which posits they are identical [1] and modern neuroscience observations equating them [2], to theories where consciousness emerges from global patterns of neural activity [3] or is influenced by neurotransmitter systems [4]. Conversely, some perspectives explore the causal effect of conscious effort on neural activity [5] or argue that consciousness is a fundamental field rather than a byproduct of such activity [6], while others critique the reduction of consciousness to an epiphenomenon of neuronal activity [7].