There is no problem with the mind having access to non-local information. Once observed it ceases to be non-local of course.
There is a hypothesis that the function of the brain depends on large-scale entanglement. Remarkably, a recent experiment supports the existence of such entanglement when the brain is in a conscious state and not when it is not, suggesting a role for entanglement in consciousness. Intriguing.
There are some good articles on Big Think, but be wary...it's a Koch funded media venture and they mix in stuff with an agenda on a regular basis. Their motto is "It's the news, reimagined"...i.e. re-spun.
There is no problem with the mind having access to non-local information. Once observed it ceases to be non-local of course.
There is a hypothesis that the function of the brain depends on large-scale entanglement. Remarkably, a recent experiment supports the existence of such entanglement when the brain is in a conscious state and not when it is not, suggesting a role for entanglement in consciousness. Intriguing.