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A Quantum Origin for Spacetime
- peter_d_sherman 7y agoExcerpt: "That sounds like entangled particles must be able to communicate faster than light. Otherwise it’s impossible to imagine how one of them could know what was happening to the other across a vast spacetime expanse. But they actually don’t send any message at all. So how do entangled particles transcend the spacetime gulf separating them? Perhaps the answer is they don’t have to — because entanglement doesn’t happen in spacetime. Entanglement creates spacetime." My thoughts: If that last statement is true, then guess what that means? It means that for the nth time (in the History of Science) scientists have confused cause with effect... If that last statement is true...