> There are barriers to actually carrying out Slofstra’s experiment. For one thing, it’s impossible to certify any laboratory result as occurring 100 percent of

> There are barriers to actually carrying out Slofstra’s experiment. For one thing, it’s impossible to certify any laboratory result as occurring 100 percent of the time. Hmm, yeah, I thought there will be, like with all of those quantum tests trying to say if space is continuous. > “In the real world you’re limited by your experimental setup,” Yuen said. “How do you distinguish between 100 percent and 99.9999 percent?” And that is exactly the problem with idea of discrete space. Once you try to pin-down those pixels, it appears universe is blurry before you can go down to that resolution. "In the real world, you are limited by real world".