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framework:orchestrated-objective-reduction-orch-orOrchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR)
Penrose-Hameroff quantum theory of consciousness treated as a Level 3 substrate constraint.
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- Roger PenroseintroducesMathematical physicist who wrote a foreword to a combined reprint of Schrödinger's works.
- Stuart Hameroffintroduces
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- Reframes substrate-dependent theories (EM field, quantum, biological naturalism, meat hypothesis) within the five-level hierarchy.
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- Quantum Formation HypothesiscontradictsNeven's inversion of Orch-OR; consciousness arises when superposition forms rather than collapses.
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