Its the engineering that hasn't caught up with that theory. If I shake an electron here, theres a radiowave that travels in all directions at the speed of light

Its the engineering that hasn't caught up with that theory. If I shake an electron here, theres a radiowave that travels in all directions at the speed of light. The problem is isolating those signals when they are extremely weak compared to nearly infinite background "noise", that are also distinguishable signals, many of which may be carrying real information. So there's nothing about my little packet of energy that can really set it apart from what my friend is wiggling over there. If you could develop a sensor that picked up on just a small segment of the fourier vibrations going on, identify it, and then respond, all of this theory still seems like it would hold true. It's just practically impossible.