Quantum history

Quantum consciousness and the quantum brain
To date, you can find many interesting approaches and developments that try to explain the operation of the central nervous system and processes occurring in neurons from the point of view of quantum mechanics.

The brain is a neuro-quantum computer. Its important feature is that by its nature it is capable of creating indivisible holistic images in which the content of thought processes is reflected. And this is precisely what is said about his quantum abilities. The pioneers in this field were the scientists Stuart Hameroff and Roger Penrose. Thanks to their theory of quantum neurocomputing, since 1995, neurophysiological processes have been studied in more detail at the quantum level.

It has been suggested that when brain neurons reach a specific level of superposition, a consciousness appears: all capable of being, the states of neurons are reduced to one state. But here the main significance is quantum gravity, and exclusively with its help integral representations, thoughts and images are created; it is exclusively a natural form of the work of consciousness.

For this reason, quantum theory occupies a special place among other physical theories. But this is also connected with the changes that this theory has led to the understanding and perception of the world around us. Today, many researchers must seek answers to physical, psychological, philosophical and metaphysical questions. Quantum mechanics fundamentally changes the idea of ​​man about the universe, but most of its aspects remain incomprehensible. And in order to understand the essence of views on the nature of human consciousness and be from the point of view of quantum psychology, we first need to talk specifically about mechanics.