Titlebook: Quanta and Mind; Essays on the Connec J. Acacio de Barros,Carlos Montemayor Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 mind Quantum mech

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Panpsychism and Quantum Mechanics: Explanatory Challengestionality, that is necessary and explanatory. This suggests that if one takes mentality to be an essential ingredient in the interpretation of quantum mechanics, then mentality must be defined in terms of access, rather than phenomenal, consciousness.

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Bridges Between Classical and Quantumany to invest in this area of research. In spite of these objections there is a great variety of basic physics researches, that although not directly applied in the modeling of the mechanisms of the brain, offer different possibilities of the use of quantum formalism to help understand the mechanism

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Quantum Schmuntum?in principle described by quantum physics, we argue that it is not enough to assume that they cannot be efficiently described by classical theory. We speculate that almost all of them can be as efficiently simulated on classical computers as on quantum ones, or that their quantum simulations are as

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A Quantum Model of Non-illusory Free Willn’s physical state, with no independent causal efficacy ascribed to consciousness. Studies suggest there may be negative social consequences to widespread popular belief that our thoughts are passive spectators to our behavior. Dissenting from the commonly held view, the psychologist William James a

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Bohmian Philosophy of Mind?surement problem rests on direct awareness of the particle configuration in one‘s own brain. This suggestion leads to two criticisms of Bohm’s theory: first, that direct awareness of particle configuration is a highly implausible account of the mental; and second, that such direct awareness leads to

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Mind and Matter. Two Entangled Parallel Time-Lines, One Reconstructing the Past in Remembering, the tum field theory formalism with spontaneous breakdown of symmetry. The dissipative quantum model of brain and its results in agreement with observations are discussed. Mental activity and brain activity cannot be separated. In the many-body model they are dynamically entangled. The act of consciousn