Individuality Vs. Unconsciousness In Sam Harris's Waking Up

All humans obtain distinct mindsets and have divergent combinations of expressing them. These traits that make up the person, have a one of a kind formulas or equations that only compute both the unconsciousness and consciousness of our brain, and accurately describes ourselves and our individuality. Whether parts of us are conscious or unconscious, both are needed to define a complete individual. There needs to be an idea of singularity when it comes to an experience, in which the connection of the two hemispheres of the brain becomes important to maintain the same individual and promise survival. Otherwise, we would be dealing with distinct and multiple experiences that claim to be its own, and can’t fully recognize each other even though they both are outputting from the identical body.
While, it will challenge the functioning of the human being and make them more productive in certain traits such as stated in Sam Harris’s Waking Up, being yourself and a human doesn’t mean being productive like a robot. To successfully survive, the person must maintain the same flaws that are present when the two hemispheres are present and connected, which becomes different when the two hemispheres of the brains are split, creating almost two people in one