> > we have no reason to believe intelligence relies on [as-yet mysterious aspects of quantum physics]
you wrote
> We actually do have reason to believe that ...
and later clarified
> [some true premises], therefore there may be unknown physics involved in consciousness, and those unknown physics may not be computable.
Saying something could be is different from saying we have reason to believe it. There may be a soul. Absent convincing evidence of the soul, though, we shouldn't predicate other research on the idea that it exists.