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Re: Feynman's Genius and the Quantum Physics of Ca
by art on Wednesday May 19, @08:57AM

The The Large, the Small and the Human Mind is a good starting point, particularly the rebuttal from Nancy Cartwright and Penrose's response concerning the role of biology. His defining work in this area is The Emperor's New Mind, though a lot of Penrose's text is directed towards showing what he feels are insurmountable problems in artificial intelligence.

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