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Every New Theory On Where You Will Go After You Die In the early nineteen nineties, a physicist at the University of Oxford and an anaesthesiologist at the University of Arizona began a collaboration that neither of their fields was prepared for. Roger Penrose had spent years arguing that human consciousness could not be explained by classical computation alone. Stuart Hameroff had spent years studying the interior architecture of neurons, specifically the protein structures called microtubules that form the skeleton of every cell in the brain. When they found each other, the theory they built together was called Orchestrated Objective Reduction, and it proposed something that most of their colleagues found deeply uncomfortable. Consciousness, they argued, was not produced by the brain. It was a quantum phenomenon occurring inside it.