Of course, the typical quantum-mechanical stories of consciousness are far too vague to be falsified by this or any other evidence.
They could be falsified by successful classical uploading or an ironclad argument for the impossibility of coherence in the brain (among other things); furthermore, I think most of their proponents who are actual scientists would accept such a falsification.
You're right, of course - editing in a note.
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