Quantum Brain Thinking

In 2010, Liu Zhicheng, a scientist with backgrounds in condensed matter physics, structural biology, and neuroscience, proposed the topological quantum mind theory in an attempt to solve the ultimate mystery of the origin of consciousness. However, he was suppressed by neuroscience authority Zhang Haopeng. Funding was stopped and the theory was denounced as "pseudoscience." He spent half his life savings on a desperate move in a private laboratory, and eventually passed away accidentally due to a liquid nitrogen leak, and his lifelong scientific research effort was wiped out. Sixteen years later, Liu Zhicheng's daughter Liu Yao fulfilled her father's last wish and entered the Chinese Academy of Sciences as an interdisciplinary doctorate, vowing to restart experiments and restore the truth and scientific justice. She teamed up with three close friends, Ye Cangqing, Qin Qin, and Wu Zheng, to build an experimental system based on top scientific research capabilities, and faced all-round obstruction from the powerful Zhang Haopeng. On the one hand, there are buried advanced truths, and on the other hand, there is the blockade of interests by academic authorities. A contest surrounding the mystery of quantum consciousness, the injustice of our parents, and the fairness of scientific research officially kicked off in Zhongguancun, Beijing.