This analysis demonstrates the role of quantum bits and neural interpretation in consciousness, indicating complex brain activities contribute to awareness.
Quantum bits and neural interpretation of information Dr Peter Verheyen, DMD from Sola Society & Academy, Vienna University, delves into the world of quantum bits and neural interpretation of information. Consciousness has been shown to be a distinctly biochemical concept, and it appears to be an emergent property of life – the sum of the constituent parts acting in concert creates a new property. The brain is characterised not only by signal transfer via action potentials but also by chemical information transfer via synapses and neurotransmitters. The glial cells and astrocytes, which were assumed to play no more than a supportive role, now appear to be involved in generating crucial activities as well. This all leads to an organisation of incredible complexity, the complexity from which awareness and self-awareness emerge.
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