> Basically because physical laws obviously allow more than algorithmic cognition and problem solving.
This is not obvious at all. Unless you can prove that humans can compute functions beyond the Turing computable, there is no basis for thinking that humans embody and physics that "allow more than algorithmic cognition".
Your claim here also goes against the physical interpretation of the Church-Turing thesis.
Without rigorously addressing this, there is no point taking your papers seriously.
This is not obvious at all. Unless you can prove that humans can compute functions beyond the Turing computable, there is no basis for thinking that humans embody and physics that "allow more than algorithmic cognition".
Your claim here also goes against the physical interpretation of the Church-Turing thesis.
Without rigorously addressing this, there is no point taking your papers seriously.