, in some cases, our perception of cause and effect may come from our inability to process information in a quantum way. “We perceive this asymmetry because we reason classically,” says Gu.
“It is possible that if we evolved to reason quantum mechanically, we might not perceive time.”
“It is possible that if we evolved to reason quantum mechanically, we might not perceive time.”
Others are less convinced. “I would not draw any philosophical implications from this work,” says Howard Wiseman at Griffith University in Australia – after all, large objects like us can never perceive the quantum world directly.
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