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It can't possibly be true. Such an idea presupposes there are particles in your body that are entangled with particles in someone else's body. Even setting asid
by bastawhiz 2y ago
It can't possibly be true. Such an idea presupposes there are particles in your body that are entangled with particles in someone else's body. Even setting aside that there would need to be vast biological machinery to suck up and put those particles in a useful place and that the particles would need to be able to interface with your physiology such that they are capable of activating neurons, the phenomenon wouldn't exist for people who have never met face to face.
If there's a non-psychological explanation for the phenomenon you're describing, it's not quantum entanglement, it's an entirely new kind of science that we have yet to contemplate.
- itsanaccount 2y agoA new kind of science -you- have yet to contemplate. You shouldn't project your or HN's particular lack of imagination on the rest of humanity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupert_Sheldrake https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupert_Sheldrake
- bastawhiz 2y agoDescribing a phenomenon is not contemplating the science behind it. Without evidence or observations, it's not science.