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Sir Roger Penrose - Effective Quantum Retroactivity in Rapid Conscious Decisions
Jul 31, 2023 TSC2023
It is often claimed that rapid actions, such as in games like tennis or ping-pong, or in improvised musical performance, or perhaps even in ordinary conversation, occur too rapidly to be under conscious control, and that a person’s belief that the control is conscious is consequently illusory. It will be argued here that although the details of the various possible successions of muscle actions that might be rapidly implemented are indeed individually unconscious, the actual choice of which action is selected can nevertheless be conscious, according to the Orch-OR proposal of conscious experience. The OR part ( “collapse of the quantum wave-function “) requires the selection of one out of the various initiations of alternative actions, several being maintained in quantum superposition. Orch-OR involves the interface between current quantum theory and Einstein’s general theory of relativity. The interplay between the basic principles of these two great theories leads to two slightly different concepts of physical reality, the “quantum “ and “classical “ realities, which are not quite identical, and provide the needed retro-active relation in the choice between quantum alternatives.
Sep 4, 2023
FREE WILL AND RETROACTIVITY
presented at the Summer Symposium:
Neuroscience Needs a Revolution to Understand Consciousness
hosted by California Institute for Human Science and the
Center for Consciousness Studies, University of Arizona
August 18-20, 2023 Encinitas, California
On the timing of conscious experience and consciously controlled actions
Sir Roger Penrose
University of Oxford, Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Categories by Discipline
4.0 Physical and Biological Sciences
Primary Topic Area - TSC Taxonomy
[04.01]........Quantum physics, collapse and the measurement problem
Abstract
Experiments performed by Benjamin Libet in the late 1900s provided evidence for seemingly paradoxical conclusions about the timing of conscious experiences when related to the apparent rapidity of consciously controlled actions in certain sports and in musical performance. In this talk I show that the Orch-OR scheme, when combined with certain implications of special relativity, can provide a possible resolution of the puzzles provided by Libet’s experiments. Also, these considerations, involving a tension between quantum and classical reality, shed a new light on the puzzling effects of quantum entanglements.
160 views Sep 4, 2023
ENTANGLEMENT & PHOTONS IN THE BRAIN
presented at the Summer Symposium:
Neuroscience Needs a Revolution to Understand Consciousness
hosted by California Institute for Human Science and the
Center for Consciousness Studies, University of Arizona
August 18-20, 2023 Encinitas, California
Rethinking Neuroscience: Embracing Microtubule's Microsecond Clock for Brain Function
Anirban Bandyopadhyay
National Institute for Materials Science - NIMS, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
Categories by Discipline
4.0 Physical and Biological Sciences
Primary Topic Area - TSC Taxonomy
[04.08]........Quantum brain biology
Abstract
Our research highlights the pressing need for radical changes in neuroscience, challenging the prevailing focus solely on the neuron membrane and its role in neural spikes. Contrary to the mainstream view, it argues that the microtubules inside neurons, operating at the microsecond scale, play a crucial role in brain function. While established research acknowledges membranes as adjustable clocks in the millisecond domain, the finding proposes that harnessing the power of microtubule's microseconds clock could hold the key to understanding the brain's cognitive functions. By utilizing these finer timescales, the brain's intricate time modulation processes may be better comprehended, providing profound insights into the brain's functioning beyond the traditional millisecond paradigm.
#quantum #nonduality #antigravity #biology #yoga #music #psychology #noncommutativity #paranormal #levitation #meditation #consciousness
#holographicuniverse
Basil Hiley Unlisted Lecture TO Roger Penrose via
Presented by Emmy Network Foundation, University of Helsinki and University of Turku
Mind and Matter: the Kankas symposium
17-18 September 2021
Emmy Network Foundation
The symposium is partially funded by the Fetzer Franklin Fund of the John E. Fetzer Memorial Trust
EMMY NETWORK works together with the Universities of Oxford (UK) and Turku (Finland) to support and direct a growing global network of exceptional research fellows
Jul 31, 2023 TSC2023
It is often claimed that rapid actions, such as in games like tennis or ping-pong, or in improvised musical performance, or perhaps even in ordinary conversation, occur too rapidly to be under conscious control, and that a person’s belief that the control is conscious is consequently illusory. It will be argued here that although the details of the various possible successions of muscle actions that might be rapidly implemented are indeed individually unconscious, the actual choice of which action is selected can nevertheless be conscious, according to the Orch-OR proposal of conscious experience. The OR part ( “collapse of the quantum wave-function “) requires the selection of one out of the various initiations of alternative actions, several being maintained in quantum superposition. Orch-OR involves the interface between current quantum theory and Einstein’s general theory of relativity. The interplay between the basic principles of these two great theories leads to two slightly different concepts of physical reality, the “quantum “ and “classical “ realities, which are not quite identical, and provide the needed retro-active relation in the choice between quantum alternatives.
Sep 4, 2023
FREE WILL AND RETROACTIVITY
presented at the Summer Symposium:
Neuroscience Needs a Revolution to Understand Consciousness
hosted by California Institute for Human Science and the
Center for Consciousness Studies, University of Arizona
August 18-20, 2023 Encinitas, California
On the timing of conscious experience and consciously controlled actions
Sir Roger Penrose
University of Oxford, Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Categories by Discipline
4.0 Physical and Biological Sciences
Primary Topic Area - TSC Taxonomy
[04.01]........Quantum physics, collapse and the measurement problem
Abstract
Experiments performed by Benjamin Libet in the late 1900s provided evidence for seemingly paradoxical conclusions about the timing of conscious experiences when related to the apparent rapidity of consciously controlled actions in certain sports and in musical performance. In this talk I show that the Orch-OR scheme, when combined with certain implications of special relativity, can provide a possible resolution of the puzzles provided by Libet’s experiments. Also, these considerations, involving a tension between quantum and classical reality, shed a new light on the puzzling effects of quantum entanglements.
160 views Sep 4, 2023
ENTANGLEMENT & PHOTONS IN THE BRAIN
presented at the Summer Symposium:
Neuroscience Needs a Revolution to Understand Consciousness
hosted by California Institute for Human Science and the
Center for Consciousness Studies, University of Arizona
August 18-20, 2023 Encinitas, California
Rethinking Neuroscience: Embracing Microtubule's Microsecond Clock for Brain Function
Anirban Bandyopadhyay
National Institute for Materials Science - NIMS, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
Categories by Discipline
4.0 Physical and Biological Sciences
Primary Topic Area - TSC Taxonomy
[04.08]........Quantum brain biology
Abstract
Our research highlights the pressing need for radical changes in neuroscience, challenging the prevailing focus solely on the neuron membrane and its role in neural spikes. Contrary to the mainstream view, it argues that the microtubules inside neurons, operating at the microsecond scale, play a crucial role in brain function. While established research acknowledges membranes as adjustable clocks in the millisecond domain, the finding proposes that harnessing the power of microtubule's microseconds clock could hold the key to understanding the brain's cognitive functions. By utilizing these finer timescales, the brain's intricate time modulation processes may be better comprehended, providing profound insights into the brain's functioning beyond the traditional millisecond paradigm.
#quantum #nonduality #antigravity #biology #yoga #music #psychology #noncommutativity #paranormal #levitation #meditation #consciousness
#holographicuniverse
Basil Hiley Unlisted Lecture TO Roger Penrose via
Presented by Emmy Network Foundation, University of Helsinki and University of Turku
Mind and Matter: the Kankas symposium
17-18 September 2021
Emmy Network Foundation
The symposium is partially funded by the Fetzer Franklin Fund of the John E. Fetzer Memorial Trust
EMMY NETWORK works together with the Universities of Oxford (UK) and Turku (Finland) to support and direct a growing global network of exceptional research fellows
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