History of Consciousness

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Glimpse of A Brief history of the study of Consciousness & Universe by Mr.Stuart Hameroff. The man who pioneer this subject. Happy to share his great work and learn about scientific computing, consciousness downloading, brain mapping, quantum physics and lots more. Courtesy: Taken from Om=Mc2

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