A wild white paper says that consciousness is an interaction between brains and space.

The new neuroscientific white paper suggests that consciousness may be more than just an internal effect in the brain. This means that consciousness forms when brains interact with quantum fields around them. This might be ridiculous. When. We look at it first. But then we must remember. There are small magnesite crystals. In. Human neurons. The magnesite conducts electric impulses in axons. This means axons can interact with electromagnetic fields. And the white paper claims that consciousness is a quality of the universe. Or, anyway. It's too big to fit in the grey matter in the human brain. 

Consciousness is something. Researchers have tracked it. For. A long time. The thing is that consciousness and dreams are an interesting combination. Sometimes, or almost every time, our brains behave as if dreams are true. They handle information that they form in sleep. 

The same way. As when visions come from the senses. This makes dreams interesting. So, in some models. 

Brains interact. With. Electromagnetic fields around them. This means that while we sleep. We could. Theoretically see what other people think. 

The big problem is that our memory is switched off, and we cannot remember things that we see while we sleep. But we know that while we sleep. Our mind works. And. Sometimes we have solutions to complex problems in the morning. Composer Giuseppe Tartini’s Devil’s Trill is the most well-known. Case. A person created something while sleeping. Tartini claimed that he saw that composition in his dreams. 

There are two very interesting versions of what that thing could be. In this case, we think Verdi told the truth. If. Verdi told the truth. And. He saw that composition in his dreams. Maybe somebody sat in Verdi’s room and taught him that composition. But. 

There is a question. Did Verdi really see that sonata in his dreams? 

The problem is this. How to make? People remember their dreams. Dreams are meant for analyzing things that happen in daylight. But the problem is that. We cannot understand why those solutions require memory. 

Or are they somewhere? That we call the subconscious? And how could humans use those memories if they cannot reach them? 

How could he remember that event? In some very wild models, that experience was retrocausal. Verdi’s brain. Took information that came from the future. But that is one of the wildest explanations that we can imagine. We know many things from brains. But we cannot actually know what makes them conscious. 

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