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<p>This paper presents an explanation for the neural basis of consciousness from the perspective of the QBIT theory. It is hypothesized that consciousness is substrate-dependent, and the substrate of consciousness is tubulin. Consciousness depends on the spontaneous emergence of coherence in a population of microtubules located at the axon initial segments of cortical neurons. When quantum coherence spontaneously emerges in a system consisting of many microtubules, the resultant entity is a kind of matter-field. Different configurations of this field correspond to different conscious experiences.</p>

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Consciousness, Microtubules, and the Axon Initial Segment

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    2025年6月16日

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  • Majid Beshkar

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This paper presents an explanation for the neural basis of consciousness from the perspective of the QBIT theory. It is hypothesized that consciousness is substrate-dependent, and the substrate of consciousness is tubulin. Consciousness depends on the spontaneous emergence of coherence in a population of microtubules located at the axon initial segments of cortical neurons. When quantum coherence spontaneously emerges in a system consisting of many microtubules, the resultant entity is a kind of matter-field. Different configurations of this field correspond to different conscious experiences.