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Originally Posted by Tor No, he is right about the QZE. Nature provides feedback from a measurement/observation, and if this feedback is what you are after then the QZE kicks in by what he calls repeated process 1 actions (measurements) and freezes the current state. In the brain this would be the activity needed to execute an intended action (like raising one arm if that was your intention). |
Huh? You mean he's using all this complexity to explain
carrying out the action? I thought he was using it to explain the original choice. I really don't think we need quantum mechanics to explain carrying out an action. And if we do, we need it all over the damn place.
Really, can't classical mechanics explain how a neural net can keep a particular decision alive long enough to carry it out?
~~ Paul