Inventor of Micrprocessor Denies Computationalism

This set of essays look useful, but they are rather short:

http://www.fagginfoundation.org/insights/

You're in luck, he wrote a book about his version of Idealism - Irreducible: Consciousness, Life, Computers, and Human Nature

There's also a video:

00:00 Intro

02:15 Announcing Irreducible: Consciousness, Life, Computers, and Human Nature

03:28 Core Message of Irreducible

05:23 Bernardo Kastrup on Irreducible

13:17 Introduction at ASML by Hans Busstra

18:55 Interview with Federico at ASML

21:37 When did you realize consciousness cannot be computed?

25:43 On the distinction between intelligence and consciousness

36:04 Federico's theory in relation to The Matrix

37:35 You have to start with consciousness and free will as postulates

42:42 Are emotions a product of consciousness?

43:30 What about a person who is brain-dead?

47:54 Federico on the fact that his theory is speculative but needed

49:24 On the order of consciousness, life, computers, human nature

50:57 The universe wants to know itself

52:37 Quantum theory and pre-modern intuitions

53:55 The evolution of life is cycle of meaning to symbol