Imagine waking up one day to find out that your thoughts aren't just yours. They're part of a cosmic conversation, a non-local consciousness. This isn't just some wild idea I dreamt up. Nobel laureate Roger Penrose, a physicist obsessed with black holes, suggests our brains might be quantum processors. The implications? Our reality could be a mere holographic interface, a shared network. Intrigued? Let's dive deeper...

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幾秒內	Peter Cabot p3tercabot	Penrose's journey into consciousness started with his book, "The Emperor's New Mind." He argued that consciousness can't just be a byproduct of brain mechanics. Enter Stuart Hameroff, an anesthesiologist who pointed to microtubules in neurons as the missing link. Together, they developed the ORCH-OR theory, suggesting that these tiny structures might support quantum states. Could our brains be quantum computers? Penrose thinks so.
7 小時內	Nancy Nevils Harvey nancynevilsharvey	Highly recommend
9 小時內	decolonizeddreams	This is awesome. Thanks for sharing !!
16 小時內	Less force more flow. Makaveli trained cuzycuz	You woke up to a theory and not to find out. There is nothing that’s proves it
17 小時內	Adam Roberts \| Conservation Scientist adams.conservation.world	Genuinely think that everyone convinced we are living in a simulation just needs to get outside more
一天內	th3finalg1rl	This the exact theory I came up with 2 years ago after reading about quantum mechanics
一天內	peteinfoandpix	Yeah the prehistoric matrix is experienced by all you think perceiving light as a biological organism is completely accurate muahahahhahah