Our brain is mostly a classical computer but it's still not deterministic since quantum indeterminism will affect the outcome, it is this indeterminism that allow for a subjective experience.
Indeterminism does not mean total unpredictability, we can still calculate probabilities such as
Decision A: 90%
Decision B: 7%
Decision C: 2.99%
Decision D: 0.01%
This allows for a more general interpretation of quantum mechanics where |ψ|² gives the probability of a particular decision.
A lot of aspects of human intelligence has already been replicated with classical neural network and thus there doesn't seem to be any real need for quantum computations, Roger Penrose was simply wrong.
Indeterminism does not mean total unpredictability, we can still calculate probabilities such as
Decision A: 90%
Decision B: 7%
Decision C: 2.99%
Decision D: 0.01%
This allows for a more general interpretation of quantum mechanics where |ψ|² gives the probability of a particular decision.
A lot of aspects of human intelligence has already been replicated with classical neural network and thus there doesn't seem to be any real need for quantum computations, Roger Penrose was simply wrong.