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Uh yeah, but we have no evidence for any of them (aside from quantum effects, which are "engineerable" to the extent they exist in brains anyway).
by llamaimperative 2y ago
Uh yeah, but we have no evidence for any of them (aside from quantum effects, which are "engineerable" to the extent they exist in brains anyway).
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- threeseed 2y ago> "engineerable" to the extent they exist in brains anyway Can you please enlighten us then since you clearly know to what extent quantum effects exist in the brain.
- llamaimperative 2y agoI’m saying to whatever extent they occur, they are just quantum interactions. There’s a path to reproducing them with engineering. It’s odd to say “reproduce quantum interactions” but remember to the extent they exist in the brain, they also behave as finicky/noisy quantum interactions. They’re not special brain quantum things.