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“Study finds evidence of entangled electrons behaving like a fluid” When are these nerds going to get it? Nothing is solid. Everything’s a fluid. Everything is

• gumby 3y ago
  As opposed to “behaving like discrete particles” Neither statement claims that electrons form a fluid or move through a solid as particles they simply say that when thinking about charge behavior in either of these two regimes, one’s intuition of particles (or a fluid) can be useful. It’s no different from photons: nobody claims they are an actually absolutely particles or waves (or exclusively one or the other) but rather that one can reason about them using either wave or particle mechanics depending on the situation.
  • Podgajski 3y ago
    I didn’t say electrons form of fluid, what I’m saying is that electrons are not anything, but a probability wave. A wave, you know, like a fluid.
    • markisus 3y ago
      They are only waves until you “measure” their position whatever that means. Then they behave like particles.
• wsintra2022 3y ago
  Who are these nerds anyway? Gotta admit; although your comment was crass and it was really funny.
• gaze 3y ago
  What are you even talking about? In many materials, the electrons absolutely don’t behave like a fluid.