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You are pattern matching very loosely. None of the work suggests any quantum phenomena affecting behavior. The papers go out of their way to reject that idea
by jedharris 11y ago
You are pattern matching very loosely. None of the work suggests any quantum phenomena affecting behavior. The papers go out of their way to reject that idea in detail.
- wyager 11y agoI'm not complaining about the paper; I'm complaining about the article.
- jedharris 11y agoThe article says Wang "emphasized that her research program neither assumes nor proposes that our brains are literally quantum computers. Other research groups are working on that idea; Wang and her collaborators are not focusing on the physical aspects of the brain, but rather on how abstract mathematical principles of quantum theory can shed light on human cognition and behaviors." That does not support your complaint.