At one point I started fantasizing. Some would say hallucinate.

 

I'll say it again because this part is essential. Let me illustrate  with an example.

You have probably had to deal with trajectory control before. You pass a camera and you are allowed to drive 50 km per hour. After 10 km there is another camera. The time between the shots is then known. Speed is distance divided by time. Suppose you have dutifully kept to the 50 km, then it took you 12 minutes. 

 

Suppose the cameras had not measured a time difference between passing, what would you conclude?

 

I've already explained it before, but you have a hard time accepting it. Very understandable by the way.

 

.......So that space for some elements does not exist. Yes, I see. How is that possible. You are now 3 meters away from me and could that be 0 for entangled particles at the same time. Very weird.

 

Space does not exist for entangled elements. Space is 0, zero, nada

 

But this is exactly what happens with entangled particles. I continued to embroider on this.

We were just talking about that if we entangled ourselves  elements scattered through space we would have an ideal means of communication, ideal for travel in our solar system. For example, if you travel to Mars, it takes x number of minutes for a radio signal to travel from there to Earth, depending on the position of Mars relative to the Earth. At Pluto it takes more than 2 hours.

With entangled quanta, the contact is immediate, direct, instantaneous, enseguida.

 

I understand that you find this incomprehensible and difficult to accept. But there are so many cases in natural science that have already been accepted. I repeat again something as strange as the change of time under the influence of speed. Or the change of spacetime under the influence of gravity. With the ultimate consequence that time becomes zero in a black hole. That is incomprehensible to an ordinary person and yet it is true. The proof that time can change under the influence of gravity is in your phone as I just explained. But there are many more "incomprehensible" things that are generally accepted. Take, for example, something like the Big Bang.