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This would imply that the behavior of elementary particles in the brain (which ultimately cause our observable behavior via nerve signals and muscle movements, including the texts we are typing or dictating here) differs from the one predicted by the known physical laws. That’s difficult to reconcile with the well-confirmed fundamental physical theories, and one has to wonder why nobody tries to experimentally demonstrate such known-physical-laws-contradicting behavior. It would be worth at least one Nobel Prize.

Secondly, it wouldn’t really explain anything. The “consciousness field” would presumably obey some kind of natural laws like the known fields do, but the subjective experience of consciousness would remain as mysterious as before (for those who do find it mysterious).