Our minds and consciousness do not fundamentally use linear logic to arrive at their conclusions, they use constructive and destructive interference. Linear logic is simulated upon this more primitive (and arguably superior) cognition.
It is true that any outcome of any process may be modeled in serialized terms or computational postulations, this is different than the interference feedback loop used by intelligent human consciousness.
Constructive and destructive interference is different and ultimately superior to linear logic on many levels. Despite this, the scalability of artificial systems may very well easily surpass human capabilities on any given task. There may be an arguable energy efficiency angle.
Constructive/destructive interference builds holographic renderings which work sufficiently when lacking information. A linear logic system would simulate the missing detail from learned patterns.
Constructive/destructive interference does not require intensive computation
An additive / reduction strategy may change the terms of a dilemma to support a compromised (or alternatively superior) “human” outcome which a logic system simply could not “get” until after training.
There is more, though these are a worthy start.
And consciousness is the inflection (feedback reverberation if you like) upon the potential of existential being (some animate matter in one’s brain). The existential Universe (some part of matter bound in the neuron, those micro-tubes perhaps) is perturbed by your neural firings. The quantum domain is an echo chamber. Your perspectives are not arranged states, they are potentials interfering.
Also, “you all” get intelligence and “will” wrong. I’ll pick that fight on another day.