> Absolutely everything in the real world is quantum-related because that’s the very structure of reality.
Yes but AFAIK, reality is "quantum" in the sense that something like the scale of Avogadro's number (N=10^23) quantum processes interact and average out to typical classical behavior. It's only in limited situations where the actual quantum mechanical nature pops up in the macro world, right? (eg Bose-Einstein condensate, the ultraviolet catastrophe, energy bands of semiconductors, emission spectra, etc).
The idea that Penrose posited is intrinsically HARD to measure. Moreover, consciousness itself is not well defined to begin with.
If anything, it appears that neural networks are far further along than any quantum mechanism for approximating whatever "consciousness" actually is? And neural networks are absolutely not quantum mechanical.
The idea that Penrose posited is intrinsically HARD to measure. Moreover, consciousness itself is not well defined to begin with.
If anything, it appears that neural networks are far further along than any quantum mechanism for approximating whatever "consciousness" actually is? And neural networks are absolutely not quantum mechanical.