From electromagnetic fields and bioelectric memory to quantum effects inside the brain, integrated information, awareness during resuscitation, and even controversial experiments involving precognition, these are 7 theories that challenged conventional ideas about consciousness.
We explore Johnjoe McFadden's electromagnetic field theory, Michael Levin's ideas about cellular cognition, Matthew Fisher's quantum brain hypothesis, Penrose and Hameroff's Orch-OR theory, Giulio Tononi's Integrated Information Theory, Sam Parnia's research into awareness during cardiac arrest, and Daryl Bem's controversial "Feeling the Future" experiments.
From electromagnetic fields and bioelectric memory to quantum effects inside the brain, integrated information, awareness during resuscitation, and even controversial experiments involving precognition, these are 7 theories that challenged conventional ideas about consciousness.
We explore Johnjoe McFadden's electromagnetic field theory, Michael Levin's ideas about cellular cognition, Matthew Fisher's quantum brain hypothesis, Penrose and Hameroff's Orch-OR theory, Giulio Tononi's Integrated Information Theory, Sam Parnia's research into awareness during cardiac arrest, and Daryl Bem's controversial "Feeling the Future" experiments.