"the old microscopic will become the new macroscopic and we will realise that there is yet orders of magnitude more details to make sense of." That's already t

"the old microscopic will become the new macroscopic and we will realise that there is yet orders of magnitude more details to make sense of." That's already the case. Below the neuron level is the molecular level. Below the molecular level is the atomic level. Below the atomic level is the subatomic level. The last of these is still in the process of being explored and understood by physics, and there it might not even be possible to measure all there is at that level, much less make sense of it or adequately model it. As Roger Penrose famously pointed out, events at the subatomic level might be critical for consciousness, and we're very far from modeling even all the molecular interaction that happen in a human brain, nevermind the atomic or subatomic interactions.