This is quite a haunting phenomenon, really... the path integral is tossing up these wormhole things because they’re the only way it can express nonlocality sou

This is quite a haunting phenomenon, really... the path integral is tossing up these wormhole things because they’re the only way it can express nonlocality sounds a lot to me like “setting up tunnels and sockets”. The idea that by feeding a simulation of an object all the information about that object in real time causes it the simulation to somehow mirror the real item doesn’t surprise me; the reverse, namely that manipulating the simulation would also have an effect on the object being simulated, is a very different matter and collides with my intuition.