[muawiyah]

No, Heisenberg is still good ~ what's changed here is that once the electron jumps its orbit that trail is followed.

To violate Heisenberg you'd have to make a specific electron jump its orbit at the precise instant you wished it to jump.

Now, for the answer of the ages ~ why is it biological entities do not have electronic quantum processors ~ just clunky old proton processors? Hmmmm ~!~ you'd think that with all these atoms around here somebody'd figured out it was easier to do the thinking part the other way around!

[Politically Correct]

To violate Heisenberg you'd have to make a specific electron jump its orbit at the precise instant you wished it to jump.

You mean like a laser? ";^)

[Jedi Master Pikachu]

Looks as if you have (about earlier comment). Still seems strange, though.

[samtheman]

why is it biological entities do not have electronic quantum processors

Quantum consciousness - physicist Roger Penrose's theory of consciousness based on non-computable quantum-mechanic brain processes