Re: yes!

On a sunny day (Thu, 15 Aug 2024 10:21:37 +0200) it happened Jeroen Belleman
<jeroen@nospam.please> wrote in <v9kdl7$sueb$1@dont-email.me>:

On 8/15/24 01:55, john larkin wrote:

 
https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a61854962/quantum-entanglement-consciousness/
 

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Anything for which we do not have an adequate explanation
needs to be quantum entangled these days. It's mostly nonsense.
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Jeroen Belleman

In medieval times if you stated that looking in a box would show your face at the other end of the world
all because of electromagnetic waves,
would get you accused of being a witch.
Chances were you would be burned.

It is true that to get published these days using the 'quantum' word may help
as it has been useful to use 'CO2 and glowballworming' nice the Al Gore sales hysteria.
'Prove Albert Onestone was right' also helped.

Everything in the Universe (as we know it) is connected.

Do events propagate FTL?
Even the speed of light is not the same
If an electron moves here, a bit later its effect is felt everywhere.
Away with A. onestone :-)
mamaticians are the big hurdle and fake truth.
Incomplete equations describing things the output of which are taken for absolute truth
and brainwashed into the poor humming-beans that fall for it.

Bit like Ohms law without electrons,
Fleming tube: 'a current in vacuum' did away that and showed electrons that and gave us amplification and radio,
now singularities are sold,..
In a Le Sage theory of gravity there are no singularities as at some point all particles are intercepted.
There are no singularities in nature, something will always give way.
Would be interesting, if humming-beans still exist, to see what a few million years from now the science is
and what can be done and is done on a daily basis.
CERN on the desktop.