I agree, although somewhat curiously it isn't based on external influences. But while possibly interesting from a historical point of view, what the article des

I agree, although somewhat curiously it isn't based on external influences. But while possibly interesting from a historical point of view, what the article describes is what e.g. Penrose still pursues: here's some psychological effect we don't understand, and here's a physical one that can be described with similar metaphors, hence they must be related!