2008
DOI: 10.1007/bf03379918
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Solution of the Hard Problem of Consciousness

Abstract: According to our hypothesis presented here, the human mind is a process depending on interactions of masses of mainly cortical neurons connected by biochemical, electrical and quantum factors into a massive system. The consciousness is dependent on the additional communication between particles, in particular between electrons. The Pauli repulsive exchange mechanism and other communication mechanisms may be able to transform physical events into a subjective information. PHILOSOPHY, IDEAS

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“…They are generated continuously by all functioning neurons. The brain function is therefore represented by a state of the system of electrons (Reinis, 2008). The field is a continuous system of interactions with infinite degrees of freedom, and also the physical effects which may be continuous.…”
Section: Brain Quantum Fieldsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They are generated continuously by all functioning neurons. The brain function is therefore represented by a state of the system of electrons (Reinis, 2008). The field is a continuous system of interactions with infinite degrees of freedom, and also the physical effects which may be continuous.…”
Section: Brain Quantum Fieldsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, several papers describing various aspects of quantum human consciousness were published (Penrose, 1994, Stapp, 2007, Reinis, 2008 suggesting that now is possible to develop a reasonable theory based on quantum relations in the brain. In short, it seems acceptable that any neuronal membrane activities, pre-and postsynaptic potentials, nerve impulses and their propagation along the nerve fibers are accompanied by a generation of quantum particles, mainly electrons, that are translocated throughout the brain and elsewhere and are responsible for mutual binding of the parts of the brain into a unified functional system (binding problem), for the creation of human mind and consciousness (mind/brain problem) and for the creation of EEG (Reinis, 2008;Stapp, 2007). An important question in this respect is the subjectivity of consciousness,…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Needless to say, I had certainly experienced just how much power our quantum electronic brain could generate but where would this While I did not completely solve this zed that the ability of the electrons to absorb and radiate light was in fact the complete answer to everything. This was most extraordinary because the electrons are first stored as a liquid in the quantum wells as matter waves which once ute themselves into even the most remote areas of the human brain, Reinis (2008). Thus, it was Reinis who pointed the way as to how these liquid electrons could be distributed inside the human brain cells where there is er being able to transform back again into their classical form as a solid molecule that attaches themselves to a human brain cell.…”
Section: The Collapse and My Return To The Classical World From The Qmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was most extraordinary because the electrons are first stored as a liquid in the quantum wells as matter waves which once released distribute themselves into even the most remote areas of the human brain, Reinis (2008). Thus, it was Reinis who pointed the way as to how these liquid electrons could be distributed inside the human brain cells where there is seemly no space and no light yet lat to transform back again into their classical form as a solid molecule that attaches themselves to a human brain cell.…”
Section: Lessons Well Taught By the Sentient Beings: The Human Quantumentioning
confidence: 99%