Is it possible to experience entanglement and remember it?

In TGD inspired theory of conscious experience, quantum entanglement generates from given units of conscious experience larger ones: selves fuse to form larger selves. The flow of universal consciousness is a sequence of this kind of fusions and splittings having interpretation as quantum measurements accompanied by state function reductions (SFRs) giving rise to moments of consciousness with duration defined by the interval between two SFRs. The dynamics of selves is completely analogous to that of particle reactions of chemical reactions. There are also subselves having subselves etc.. and subselves correspond to mental images.

Are there situations in which one could experience the entanglement, or its ending, as SFR occurs? Could the entanglement with other human beings be experienced as a sense of presence, as a kind of "we experience". Could this period be remembered? This might be the case. Quite recently I had for a period of almost a week such experiences every night.

With two old friends, a couple, we made a 4-day visit to Tallinn. It was very intense being together since my friend has severe problems with memory and we had to help him constantly. I do not sleep well and very often wake up to visit the toilet (not so rare at this age). During these visits I suddenly realized that my friends are not together with me although I had felt so! The sense of their presence had returned during the sleep. The interpretation as regeneration of entanglement is very natural. At some level of self hierarchy, we again formed a kind of triple-self.

See the article The recent view of TGD inspired theory of consciousness and quantum biology or the chapter with the same title. See also the article Answers to the questions of Vasileios Basios and Marko Manninen in Hypothesis Refinery session of Galileo Commission.

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.