Really, even memories could be stored in the brain while consciousness is still nonlocal through quantum entanglement but I understand it to be more akin to what you are saying.
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Really, even memories could be stored in the brain while consciousness is still nonlocal through quantum entanglement but I understand it to be more akin to what you are saying.
I suppose that's true, but I'm not entirely convinced memories themselves are stored in our brains. Perhaps imprints of the memory are stored as chemical responses, but the abstracted memory is part of say the objective experience where each mind is a universe of its own.
Agreed... I think most likely the brain is more like a network card than anything than a processor or hard drive.