Theorizing how the brain encodes consciousness based on negentropic entanglement.
Journal of Integrative Neuroscience March 30, 2019 R R Poznanski, L A Cacha, A Z A Latif et al.
Subjectivity has a physical basis in guidance waves that carry meaning through negentropically entangled non-electrolytic brain regions. These waves originate from de Broglie 'hidden' thermodynamics and act at microscopic scales. Preconscious experienceability involves a nested hierarchy of microprocesses actualized as patterns of discrete atomic microfeels (qualia). The mechanism is suggested to be negentropic entanglement of thermodynamic information transfer as thermo-qubits from nonpolarized regions of actin-binding proteinaceous structures in nonsynaptic spines. This produces a negentropic force encoded as a 'consciousness code'. Consciousness comprises two subprocesses: preconscious experienceability (governing subjectivity) and conscious experience (governing self-awareness), both framed within nonreductive physicalism and panexperiential materialism.