>>7
Not entirely.
You can build an admittedly crude scale of comprehension amongst living/sentient entities to which one end of the list is inanimate material that has no concept or analysis of anything around itself. You go on to organize plants, organize less insects and animals, place man somewhere, then finish the known kingdom.
If the end of the list whereupon there are things that have no comprehension or analytical skills of their surroundings can exist, there is sufficient reason to concede that, the other end of the list,
something for which there is comprehension and analysis of everything immediate or distant to it, may also exist.