Posting this link becuase it’s good read. “Current ideas about memories are far from watertight – for example, that they are stored in the architecture of neuron networks or in the junctions between neurons. “My gut instinct is that neuroscience has lots of things that remain puzzling,” says Fisher. So why not see if there are better quantum explanations?”

Is quantum physics behind your brain's ability to think?

Link: https://www.newscientist.com/art

In one sense it’s obvious our brains work on quantum physics: they are made of atoms, after all. But the idea that the human brain is just a massive quantum computer is hugely controversial