What is the Speed of Thought? (not reaction time)?

I totally understand your question. It's a little below the speed of light, and here's why:

Thoughts occur in the form of electrical impulses between neurons in your brain, through channels called synapses. Electricity travels at the speed of light, but is slowed down slightly when traveling through a medium.

Additional note: Electricity travels at the speed of light. Some neural connections occur because of chemical impulses, and others through electrical impulses. Electrical impulses govern the "twitch" reactions for most mammals. Chemical impulses generally have a delay of 2 ms, whereas electrical impulses have a delay of .2 ms. Since you asked what the speed of thought is, I figured I'd give you the simplest answer with the highest speed.

A thought is not a physical body that moves from place to place, so the phrase "speed of thought" is completely meaningless.

If you mean the neural impulses in the brain, then they do not travel at anything remotely resembling the speed of light. Neural impulses are not electricity (which doesn't travel at the speed of light anyway) but are carried by changes in chemical potential. Their speed is around 10 MPH.

A "thought" is consciousness's "reading" of the brain's condition over a brief period of time. It's not a wave or a particle. Consciousness of a thought or act usually occurs a few seconds after the thought or act, like deciding what item to buy. Some responses, like fear or flight, are hard-wired so that consciousness hardly knows what is happening until quite a while later.

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