Quantum Entanglement, Einstein's spooky action at a distance explained

[g00hz]

howexciting

[SuperJonathanmatthew]

wow my brain hurts now

So what he was saying is whitout light there cant be a universe

[nickharvey7]

@SuperJonathanmatthew There is always light or electromagnetic radiation it is that most of it is invisible with our eyes.

[ShaolinTouch]

great job.. You keep getting better and better yo. Particle on my man.... particle on.

[5T4RSCREAM144]

Great Video!

[pyrrho314]

I do agree with the descriptions implication that qm gives an explanation of time that is not present in classical physics. The fact that there is a direction of time, as well as how time "behaves as if it's reversible"... and can actually be reversible.

In qm time is reversible, and events can both rehappen and also happen differently in both directions.

if multiple states COULD have led to the current state, when going backward, any of the multiple can be reached.

[pyrrho314]

@pyrrho314 : iow, I think in a qm view of time time can go forward and backward, and branches in both directions.

[nickharvey7]

@pyrrho314 It is logical that you should think this! Because there is an infinite number of quantum wave particle functions collapsing and reforming all around us. But each one only works one way in time forming the chaos of life.

[nickharvey7]

@pyrrho314 Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle only works one way in time, we can always calculate backwards and workout what the position and momentum was in the past. This makes sense if the w-function represents the flow of time!

[q7spiz]

So, the photo-electric fields surrounding atoms are like constant ripples that nuclei cause. Same with torsion fields with how proton spin organizes microwaves into a field.

[nickharvey7]

@q7spiz In this theory there is a link between electrical potential and the future potential of the individual person within their reference frame or spacetime.

[albasuna]

wat?



[marcuelcajon]

Great vid.