The universe's expansion may actually have started to slow rather than accelerating at an ever-increasing rate as previously thought, a new study suggests.
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if any of his or penrose’s ideas about human consciousness primarily arising from a quantum mechanical computational substrate (rather than emerging from the electrophysiology/chemistry, a hypothesis that seems to dominate most of mainstream neuroscience’s hunches on the matter) I’m going to be so salty
(I will feel compelled to apologize to a pro-woo family member who insists that they ``understand qm conceptually’')
I’ve never heard a satisfactory answer to the decoherence time scale mismatch problem from the Penrose people. Until they have a really plausible solution to that issue, I have a really hard time considering it a live option.
another one for the mounting pile of evidence that the 2012 people were right
Terence McKenna stays winning
if any of his or penrose’s ideas about human consciousness primarily arising from a quantum mechanical computational substrate (rather than emerging from the electrophysiology/chemistry, a hypothesis that seems to dominate most of mainstream neuroscience’s hunches on the matter) I’m going to be so salty (I will feel compelled to apologize to a pro-woo family member who insists that they ``understand qm conceptually’')
I’ve never heard a satisfactory answer to the decoherence time scale mismatch problem from the Penrose people. Until they have a really plausible solution to that issue, I have a really hard time considering it a live option.