For the record, my comment was not meant to imply that entanglement is the source of psi; it is rather clear that it is not (regardless of how many pseudo-scien

For the record, my comment was not meant to imply that entanglement is the source of psi; it is rather clear that it is not (regardless of how many pseudo-scientific books on Amazon say otherwise). My point is that the world became much more weird than we would have given credit for a century ago or so ago, to the point that we still don't fully understand it (even if we can use it to make predictions to a remarkable level of accuracy), after all, to cover it today, we have to manufacture new universes every time a person makes a decision to make the data fit (obviously, I'm reaching into hyperbole to make a point, but only because I put the person in the middle). Could psi be an exhibition of some other weirdness, something in the realm of the indecipherable thing we call consciousness or some other effect we have yet to find? I think the odds are very long against it, but they are probably greater than zero. We live in a universe that may be a 3D hologram above a 2D reality; that leaves lots of room for things we don't understand. I'm not ready to concede that we know everything (but while a handful of current psi researchers are interesting, I'm fully on the skeptical side).