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Quantum nonlocality


Anny Road
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Bit boring but incredibly fascinating.

Apparently atoms can communicate with each other when twinned regardless of distance. They can detect when being observed and let the other know and even predict that a they are about to be observed before they are, effectively time travel.

sorry for being a bore but google it. Only possible solution is simulation theory.

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13 minutes ago, Anny Road said:

From paragraph 4:

 

In fact, Einstein was so upset by the conclusions on nonlocality at one point that he declared that the whole of quantum theory must be wrong, and he never accepted the idea of nonlocality up till his dying day.

 

 

If Einstein didn't believe in it them neither do I. I'm quite upset about it all now. 

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1 hour ago, Anny Road said:

Bit boring but incredibly fascinating.

Apparently atoms can communicate with each other when twinned regardless of distance. They can detect when being observed and let the other know and even predict that a they are about to be observed before they are, effectively time travel.

sorry for being a bore but google it. Only possible solution is simulation theory.

Quantum physics is a wind-up.  They suck you in by saying stuff that you think almost sounds sensible, then they'll hit you with shit like this and run away laughing while your brain melts.

 

Bastard physicists.

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35 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

From paragraph 4:

 

In fact, Einstein was so upset by the conclusions on nonlocality at one point that he declared that the whole of quantum theory must be wrong, and he never accepted the idea of nonlocality up till his dying day.

 

 

If Einstein didn't believe in it them neither do I. I'm quite upset about it all now. 

"Give me my quantum theory money back you cunt"

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