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Penrsoe explicitly excludes Quantum Computing from the basis of consciousness. Unfortunately I didn't find the exact interview where we was stating this, but h
by ankostis 10y ago
Penrsoe explicitly excludes Quantum Computing from the basis of consciousness. Unfortunately I didn't find the exact interview where we was stating this, but he was clear on this:
Quantum Computers are computers after all and he is talking about non-computable physics.
The reasons he looks at Quantum it's because it seems to be missing something fro our understanding(the "Reduction of the Unitary evolution"), and he "hopes" that this is non-computable.
Does that make sense?
- darawk 10y agoSort of. But fundamentally, if there is a quantum phenomenon that our brains are harnessing, then so too can a quantum computer. So I don't see how he can draw such a distinction, even in theory.