I have only done first year in quantum mechanics, and it all related to the physical phenomena, the relationships between matters and energy, hence between particles and waves, at atomic or subatomic level.
Light for example, exhibits dual behaviour - that of waves and particles (photon).
Quantum mechanics is far more mathematical than I like my physics, And nothing that I have studied relating to quantum mechanics, relate to consciousness, deductive reasoning or common sense.
The whole "consciousness "matter that you talk sounds more like psychology and philosophy, not physical science (physics).
Similarly you talk of common sense and deductive reasoning, which are not covered in QM, and that's because deductive logic and common sense have more to do with philosophy than science. In logic, particularly with deductive logic, it has more to do with how to reach conclusion through premise, hence about sorting what you know in specific order.
But QM is not about "order"; it is about "chaos", about "uncertainty", and about the "unpredictable".
I don't think you ever study QM at all, because you seemed to be mixing or confusing QM with philosophy or psychology.
Being a civil engineer, I may have not major in quantum physics, but I know enough of QM to know that you are talking trash.
You may fool some naïve or science-illiterate at RF, but you not fooling those who studied physics, particularly QM.
