The internal degrees of freedom related to the classical non-determinism and consciousness

In TGD, consciousness and cognition are assigned with the internal degrees of freedom (IDF) assignable with the classical non-determinism. Ordinary SFRs (BSFRs) are assigned with the ordinary degrees of freedom (ODF) assignable to the entire Bohr orbits and measured in the ordinary quantum measurements. Several questions related to the relationship of IDF and ODF) come to mind.

Consider two systems A and B.

1. The IDF of A need not entangle with the ODF of A although the ODF of A and B can entangle. Could this relate to sensory perception?
2. The IDF of A can entangle with the ODF B. Could this make possible psychokinesis and hypnosis?
3. The IDF of A and B can entangle. Could this relate to telepathy?
4. Entanglement can also occur between the IDF and ODF of A. Could this relate to the realization of intentions in motor degrees of freedom?

The precise role of quantum criticality should be understood. Conservation laws pose strong restrictions here: a stable particle like proton or electron serves as an example. The intuitive idea is that a perturbation is needed to trigger a BSFR, which transforms intention realized as entanglement to a motor action or to an action affecting the external world. Is the quantum entanglement of IDF with its ODF enough to trigger a BSFR of the system: a spontaneous decay of an unstable particle would be an example now.

See the article The problem of time and the TGD counterpart of F= ma or the chapter Comparing the S-matrix descriptions of fundamental interactions provided by standard model and TGD.

For a summary of earlier postings see Latest progress in TGD.

For the lists of articles (most of them published in journals founded by Huping Hu) and books about TGD see this.