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Once the wave function of a quantum particle (or set of such) has collapsed, does it regain superposition upon no longer being observed, or does its' function remain collapsed?

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Why can't supposedly inanimate materials posses what is understood to be consciousness?

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Does information really travel faster than light? If so, does this imply that information is nonphysical in nature?

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Once the wave function of a quantum particle (or set of such) has collapsed, does it regain superposition upon no longer being observed, or does its' function remain collapsed?	7
Why can't supposedly inanimate materials posses what is understood to be consciousness?	1
Does information really travel faster than light? If so, does this imply that information is nonphysical in nature?	1