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Anonymous10/24/26, 20:56No.17079976
This cannot be fundamentally correct, what if they are all just measuring wrong?
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Anon10/24/26, 21:01No.17079980
why are physicists so against global variables?
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Anon10/24/26, 21:03No.17079981
this is the type of conversation I would enjoy while having sex... why can't my wife be a physicist bros ( ._.)
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Anon10/24/26, 21:04No.17079984
You and your twin share a common mother even if you were sent to different foster homes in far away countries.
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Anon10/24/26, 21:18No.17079989
it's obvious (to me anyway) that when entangled particles are created, their spin is already decided and not decided when its measured which would somehow allow faster-than-light communication
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Anon10/24/26, 21:38No.17079994
Anon, that is just your ape brain refusing to believe that fundamental particles don't behave like a banana.
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Anon10/24/26, 22:38No.17080007
Of course it's bullshit. A particle can't be in two places at once. Anyone with half a brain cell can understand this basic fact. Scientists are just making shit up for the fun of it now. All quantum bullshit is fake.
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Anon10/24/26, 22:49No.17080011
Entanglement is just a fancy way of saying you put two particles into matching phases. The idea that they're linked is totally incorrect as modifying one particle doesn't affect the other. Merely reading the state of one particle lets you infer the state of the other particle.Also most of astronomy is measuring errors or wrong theories of gravity and light at large scales.
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Anon10/24/26, 23:49No.17080032
Mass has to create it's own space/time for planets etc with the connection.
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Anon10/25/26, 15:00No.17080330
>another quantum woo thread where none of the participants ever studied qm
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Anon10/26/26, 08:37No.17080678
>This cannot be fundamentally correct
it can. it just means the intuitive notions of space and time are illusory, and why wouldn't they be?
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Anon10/27/26, 02:56No.17081104
You and other person get a box with either a spoon or fork in it. The other person goes to Mars. Once they arrive, you both open your boxes. Your box contains a spoon, and now you know their box has a fork in it.
Spooky action at a distance.
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Anon10/27/26, 07:48No.17081188
Oh yea, I forgot about that time they did that experiment on two different sides of the galaxy.
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Anon10/27/26, 10:05No.17081241
This is fully explained by particles being quanta of spacetime; entangled particles are just the same bit of space so the distance both in space and time between them is zero
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Anon10/28/26, 03:30No.17081745
its a coincidence