Quantum mechanical formalism has been used in human cognition, specially in the case of decision making. It's argued, often using mathematical formalism of quantum theory, that our minds work like macroscopic quantum systems. Quantum entanglement too is an amazing feature of quantum systems. I ask whether any entanglement or something equivalent has been found in our psyche.
Thanks, Zbigniew Motyka. I shall wait for your translation.
Thanks Joachim Pimiskern. I have read the links. It seems to me that we have to wait for more empirical evidence and strong hypotheses to support those empirical evidences.
Quantum entanglement plays a major part in my explanation of the operation of memory, together with a few allied phenomena, which I describe for convenience as Duplication theory depsite the fact it is a hypothesis. It is remarakbly similar to the morphic resoance hypothesis of biochemist Rupert Sheldrake, with whom I have been in contact since the mid 1980s and I was told quite some years ago that there were similarities with my postulate with the work of physicist David Bohm. My paper on this site on Duplication theory is 27 pages long but in a few days I will have placed a shorter and more simplified version synopsis thereof on the site, a draft of which is attached. The other five much shorter papers all describe spinoff results from the initial lenghty paper.
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