On quantum ***entanglement
So first, an aside. This idea is important for explaining exactly what I'm talking about:
The speed of electricity is debated amongst scientists. Why? Because you could consider electricity to be either the motion of electrons, or the energy that is exchanged between said electrons.
If you go the motion of electrons route then electricity is just above super sonic speeds.
If you go the energy route then electricity is as fast as light is.
And people debate about which should be used because while the energy may be faster, the thing responsible for actual work being done is the motion of the electrons.
[Note: very much like this concept, it is possible for current to lead voltage on the way to the load or vice versa even though you need both current and voltage to have workable electricity.]
Now, in regard to quantum **entanglement, perhaps this is exactly why it appears that sub-atomic particles can be in two places at one time yet still act as if it were a single particle!
For instance, if you take your hand and place it on the wall, did the energy that you used to move your hand reach the wall before your physical hand did?
Assuming it did, perhaps there is no way to notice because your hand is so big compared to a subatomic particle (SAP)
On a quantum scale, perhaps the energy of a SAP arrives at the destination way before the actual SAP does because at that size there is less "resistance" in the fabric of space-time between the point of origin and the destination.
So maybe you are seeing both the physical SAP and the energy of the SAP. Or rather, the "concept" of the SAP.
Perhaps both things, and the idea of things, are of a tangible substance it's just that outside of the quantum world they are inseparable.
Like we see a tree and the idea of a tree as the same thing but they aren't. They are inseparable to the point of being basically the same thing but we know that ideas and physical things are not the same thing.
So imagine seeing both a real tree and the idea of a tree at the same time right next to each other.
Maybe that is what quantum entanglement is 🤷🏽♂️
The speed of electricity is debated amongst scientists. Why? Because you could consider electricity to be either the motion of electrons, or the energy that is exchanged between said electrons.
If you go the motion of electrons route then electricity is just above super sonic speeds.
If you go the energy route then electricity is as fast as light is.
And people debate about which should be used because while the energy may be faster, the thing responsible for actual work being done is the motion of the electrons.
[Note: very much like this concept, it is possible for current to lead voltage on the way to the load or vice versa even though you need both current and voltage to have workable electricity.]
Now, in regard to quantum **entanglement, perhaps this is exactly why it appears that sub-atomic particles can be in two places at one time yet still act as if it were a single particle!
For instance, if you take your hand and place it on the wall, did the energy that you used to move your hand reach the wall before your physical hand did?
Assuming it did, perhaps there is no way to notice because your hand is so big compared to a subatomic particle (SAP)
On a quantum scale, perhaps the energy of a SAP arrives at the destination way before the actual SAP does because at that size there is less "resistance" in the fabric of space-time between the point of origin and the destination.
So maybe you are seeing both the physical SAP and the energy of the SAP. Or rather, the "concept" of the SAP.
Perhaps both things, and the idea of things, are of a tangible substance it's just that outside of the quantum world they are inseparable.
Like we see a tree and the idea of a tree as the same thing but they aren't. They are inseparable to the point of being basically the same thing but we know that ideas and physical things are not the same thing.
So imagine seeing both a real tree and the idea of a tree at the same time right next to each other.
Maybe that is what quantum entanglement is 🤷🏽♂️
