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===Hathroics=== ...ation each of which is a separate hathron. Some hathroists (proponents of hathroics) believe that, just as a human is far more [[sentience|aware]] and [[intell

...ism itself comprises a number of organs—although the philosophy of [[hathroics]] holds that this is not in fact the top level, but that organisms themselv

...dividually have little intelligence, their communities give rise to some [[hathroics|hathroic]] intelligence which may be formidable in large colonies. If this

...osts as to jointly form with them a single organism. (Of course, by the [[hathroics|hathroic]] viewpoint, these two statements may not be mutually exclusive.)

...certainly one may equally speak of its [[death]]. (And there are those, [[hathroics|hathroist]]s and perhaps [[tyctothymy|tyctothymist]]s, who might argue that