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And yes, every physicist knows about entanglement. Its quite an interesting phenomenon, unfortunately I watched the Dr. Quantum video presenting it and I had to stop and cringe. You don't "do" anything to the entangled particles.
The concept is simple. Spin is conserved, like momentum. The entangled particles have total spin 0, but must either have spin -1 or spin 1 (say, for a massless boson). When you measure one, it has to collapse into either -1 or 1. But, by doing so, it has also collapsed the entangled particle's wavefunction to the opposite of it. That is all it is.
IPCC is a political group otherwise they'd follow the scientific principle. There are excellent scientists amongst them, but their reasoning doesn't show up in any conclusion.
P.S. Don't make any assumption about grant funding until you've been through it. My grant statement stands.
I can provide many of them for you but I think you would try to find a flaw in each to justify a predisposition.
You may be early in your career. Great. I'll bet there will be a long and interesting road ahead for you. So if and when you develop a well supported theory that is contrary to what ALL of our reliable institutuions have been saying please send me a copy. Until then I'll continue to rely on what the best science available has concluded. I recommended that you not jump to conclusions without first developing your own skill-set.
P.S. Excuses like grant funding are transparent. Labeling the IPCC purely a political group is false and ignores the FOUR consecutive studies they made.
Have a Great Day !
Momo