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I apologize! my retort was dismissive and not beneficial to solidifying my theory. I agree the effects of at least earths gravity is “small”; I wouldn’t say ne
by ryanthedev 8y ago
I apologize! my retort was dismissive and not beneficial to solidifying my theory.
I agree the effects of at least earths gravity is “small”; I wouldn’t say negligible.
When dealing with predictions of a spin on an electron through a scattering process, even the smallest interference will skew your result.
We have a hard time trying to measure or detect gravity; I have a theory if you perform the entanglement process on earth and then tried to detangle the message on the moon, your results would be different. Or even better on a moon of Jupiter!
The same reason people say it would be impossible to modify an entangled qubit. Since the reversal of the scatter would end up with a different wave pattern.
Thank you for taking the time to reply! I’m hungry for some intelligent debate.