Penrose is unique genius. His deep geometric intuition is extremely rare even among mathematicians. He uses his superior geometric intuition to teach physics

Penrose is unique genius. His deep geometric intuition is extremely rare even among mathematicians. He uses his superior geometric intuition to teach physics in the book "Road to Reality" in a level that surpasses even Feynman. There is common underlying assumption that the hard problem of consciousness is tied to high level cognitive or computational capabilities. I don't see the connection. The crux of being conscious is having the cognitive ability of being aware-consiouns-attentative-reflective at least tiny amount of time. If we could scientifically determine/agree what consciousness is, we should be able to make nice hyper-aware-of-blue-and-knowing-it robot and it would be relatively simple one.