  What Quantum Brain Dynamics (QBD) considers is not just these other functions
of the brain, this is because they can be well analyzed with the workings of
classical mechanics (even though they still play host to a quantum
description). It rather considers two specific functions above all else
consciousness and memory. QBD falls in line umbrella-covers aspects of the
quantum brain analysis such as quantum-consciousness, quantum-mind and
quantum-brain. The inspiration that lurks behind the Quantum Interpretation of
the Brain (QIB), is traceable to the 1944 article written by E. Schrodinger,
What is Life, in which he presents how a living organisms evades decay to
equilibrium by the fact of negentropy, as such life which is in its ordered
macroscopic state is created (in an environment of disorder), which moves
against the second law of thermodynamics. The life that is created, that which
is sustained, arises from an interaction that the organism engages in with the
environment. This interaction is microscopic, albeit quantum, it is an
interaction that underscores the reality of quantum entanglement (which also
plays hosts to the superposition of quantum states). The quantum interpretation
of the brain is a nascent, yet burgeoning as it might be that necessary tool
required for a better articulation and comprehension of the brain.
