A Response to Sabine Hossenfelder's video: • Brain Really Uses Quantum Effects, New Stu...
I explore the intersection of quantum mechanics and consciousness, suggesting that human decisions result from quantum collapses in the brain’s synapses. I posits that consciousness arises from the brain’s ability to observe its own processes, with quantum decision-making enabling self-referencing. I argue for the possibility of conscious machines through quantum computing, paralleling synaptic systems in the brain. I caution against creating a conscious quantum computer, as it would merely replicate human processing speeds. I, also, speculates on UFOs and alien technology, hypothesizing that advanced civilizations have achieved artificial consciousness and control over gravity, far surpassing human capabilities.
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Irish paper : Experimental indications of non-classical brain functions
by Christian Matthias Kerskenss and David Lopex Perez, Trinity College Dublin (TCD), 7 October 2022