Pretty cool read. Supposedly, quantum vibration lends quite a lot of weight to the Orch-OR model, but I don't think it's enough to persuade the scientists that still believe consciousness is limited by brain activity.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/01/140116085105.htm
Indeed, seems like there was some merit to your claims, more so then I initially thought. Also I agree with you on that this is hardly enough to cause a paradigm shift of that magnitude but it does however support the Orch-OR model.
The main problem I see here is falsification and the need for more experimental results. Both of which are profoundly hard to get especially due to the nature of what you are studying here.
Good job my boy.
The quantum is the lowest measurable unit of electromagnetic energy.
Typically when we look at energy, it is travelling as fast of the speed of light, or a little less based on resistance and so forth.
A wave is a mathematical representation of energy.
So, electromagnetic energy, is basically electromagnetic energy. I only know the fundamentals of light waves, having different frequencies, so I am unaware if things like inductance, capacitance, effect light or the quanta. Resistance is easily seen as anything opaque. Frequency effects the color spectrum. Red, blue and so on, all have a different wave length. It's how they determine galaxy distances, with red shifts.
Scientists have slowed the speed of light significantly using temperature effects, so capacitance may have something to do with temperature, or it may have something to do with lets say, black holes or something? I don't know for sure.
When people envision quantum mechanics, sometimes they are referring to action at a distance, with no currently known mechanism or explanation to bind them together.
Lmao, cant believe this isn't a shitpost
It is. Unless you were previously unaware that the brain and body work largely due to bio-electrical signals.