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Ok, I'm vary far from expert in QM or physics for that matter and talking out of ass here. But here's my thought: Can we look at quantum entanglement as a resul
by kr4 13y ago
Ok, I'm vary far from expert in QM or physics for that matter and talking out of ass here. But here's my thought: Can we look at quantum entanglement as a result from a process that occurs between two objects in a different dimension free from dimension of spacetime. Currently we define entanglement as two objects effectively sharing the same existence, no matter how far apart they might be. But "far" (or distance) applies to the dimension of space which is limited by current known laws of relativity (speed of light) that's why entanglement sounds bazarre and spooky.
- eru 13y agoEntanglement is not limited by speed of light, since no information nor mass nor energy is exchanged.
- millstone 13y agoYou'd probably enjoy the wiki article on Implicate and Explicate Order: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Implicate_and_explicate_order http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Implicate_and_explicate_order .