What's most intriguing is that it lends support to Roger Penrose's theories of the role of quantum mechanics in the brain. Here's a nice article: https://nautil

What's most intriguing is that it lends support to Roger Penrose's theories of the role of quantum mechanics in the brain. Here's a nice article: https://nautil.us/issue/47/consciousness/roger-penrose-on-why-consciousness-does-not-compute https://nautil.us/issue/47/consciousness/roger-penrose-on-wh... And if that's true, then our notions of AI are seriously underestimated. (Which is what biologist Brian J Ford has been saying for a long time...) Quantum mechanics rocked the physics world a century ago, perhaps now it will do the same to biology and computer science...?