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John C. Gardiner

2 papers in the library · publishing 2010-2012

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Insights into plant consciousness from neuroscience, physics and mathematics: a role for quasicrystals?

Plant Signaling & Behavior August 17, 2012 John C. Gardiner

There is considerable debate over whether plants are conscious and this, indeed, is an important question. Here I look at developments in neuroscience, physics and mathematics that may impact on this question. Two major concomitants of consciousness in animals are microtubule function and electrical gamma wave synchrony. Both these factors may also play a role in plant consciousness. I show...

The Fractal Nature of the Brain: EEG Data Suggests That the Brain Functions as a "Quantum Computer" in 5-8 Dimensions

April 8, 2010 John C. Gardiner, R. Overall, J. Marc

The brain has been traditionally viewed as a deterministic machine where certain inputs give rise to certain outputs. However, there is a growing body of work that suggests this is not the case. The high importance of initial inputs suggests that the brain may be working in the realms of chaos, with small changes in initial inputs leading to the production of strange attractors. This may also...