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That's an interesting link — a priori it seems quite implausible because the brain is so warm and most quantum computers run near absolute zero. > it strikes m
by akvadrako 8y ago
That's an interesting link — a priori it seems quite implausible because the brain is so warm and most quantum computers run near absolute zero.
> it strikes me to be an uncannily "classical" question.
Even if the brain is quantum, it's still a valid question. Some quantum degrees of freedom are discrete, like spin, while others like position are continuous.
- macawfish 8y agoI guess my point is that discrete observables can have continuous wave functions.