> so tell me any theory that tries to validate the existence of non-material consciousness. A great deal of the context around quantum mechanical study has bee

> so tell me any theory that tries to validate the existence of non-material consciousness. A great deal of the context around quantum mechanical study has been to validate the existence of free will; whether consciousness can be ascribed to deterministic processes or not. > Giving loads of names of scientists won't help in establishing what modern science says about consciousness. It would be a great starting point if you decided to bother to inform yourself on what these people have said about consciousness. > As per scientists consciousness behaves to be more than the sum total of neurons in the brain. Some scientists take this few. Many don't. > It's impossible so far to articulate consciousness in The law of thermodynamic, That's because the law of thermodynamics deal with heat and entropy. If you're expecting laws about heat and entropy to apply to consciousness I'm not sure where your thought process has gone so horribly wrong, so I can't really help you.