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The problem with Penrose consciousness argument is that it is full of holes, it is based on some quantum property of microtubules (the only part that can be falsified), which he mysteriously connects with Gödel incompleteness theorem (like what is the link there??? also he clearly assumes his...

Indeed that is known as the probability definition problem of MWI.

There are AI blockers? what are you using?

Also has Albert published his notes on Barandes elsewhere? it was cumbersome to read it as a Word file.

I have discussed this at length in the other threads. Even with you.

Oh no another 2h and half podcast on Barandes. Does he discuss entanglement? I don't want to listen it just to hear the same arguments introduced.

Did you already check: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/list-of-stem-masterworks-in-physics-mechanics-electrodynamics.945635/

Unfortunately I cannot discern where they show that Heisenberg picture is local in this paper. Would then interaction picture be local and non local at the same time?

Putting two graphene layers one on top of the other and check that they have the right angle is quite complicated, it is not like you can see the lattice optically when you do it.

This is probably this year Nobel Prize too, they have been the favorites for a while.

I know this is a typo but lambs do emit photons (even in vacuum).

What do you actually get from QFT in terms of entanglement? You can use relativistic QM (without going into field theory) and you still add nothing to the issue. So it is not relativity that is doing the work here. Is it the idea that you can replace two particles by a single space-encompassing...

Is there a way to obtain RQM from QFT? If yes, then you can get NRQM from RQM.

Sorry if I have not followed the whole discussion. But from RQM you can get also two (particle-antiparticles) equations in QM. What is then the issue between QFT and NRQM?

Snowflakes are water crystals that grow while falling. Is there a limit of how large can a snowflake be? Aggregate snowflakes can be tens of cm big :https://news.ncsu.edu/2018/12/how-big-can-snowflakes-be/ The 2003 World Guinness of the largest single snowflake is about 1 cm big...