ZeroSpace, Einstein and Quantum Entanglement

That idea was next. Have you ever heard of quantum entanglement? No.

It's a rather difficult concept. Einstein was the initiator of this branch of science. The quantum mechanics. And yet, in the end, he himself did not believe in it. What is the case. When two elementary particles are entangled, they somehow always keep in contact with each other. Suppose one particle has a left spin or spin, then the other particle has a right spin. As soon as you change that in a particle from a left spin to a right spin, the other particle immediately changes, instantly, into a left spin. Even if that particle is a light year away from the other. Or 100 light years. There is an invisible relationship with each other, no matter how great the distance. How is that possible? In other words, the information transfer takes place at a faster speed than light! That is not possible according to Albert E. That is why he called this “spooky action at a distance”. He therefore rejected this idea. That is not possible. Period. Nevertheless, the beginnings of an idea began to form in me. Albert E. is right. He is (almost) always right. But how can this be explained? Simon, do you have an idea? I stuttered a bit with: Well eeeh, no. Let's have a whiskey first then, otherwise your brain cells won't be able to handle this. 

 

Spooky action at a distance

 

If you could use this, you could communicate instantly over great distances. Light years. Only then you are left with the fact that you have to send the one elementary particle light years into space to get to an intelligence that must also understand this in order to deal with this. That does not help.

 

I have also fantasized about this with former colleagues, but they thought this was strange.

 

First, how can this be explained. Then we have to talk about the four dimensions.

Dimension 1: length, stripe

Dimension 2: length x width, flat

Dimension 3: length x width x height, three-dimensional 

Then you also have a fourth dimension invented by Albert E. Do you have any idea what that is? Fortunately, I finally had a smart answer. The time. Very good. You're going to learn. Albert E. called it spacetime.

Dimension 4: spacetime

This spacetime stems from his General Theory of Relativity, but more on that later perhaps. If you keep it up.

 

How can this direct interaction be explained? Suppose you have an entangled elementary particle and another 1 light-year away. How is it possible that they react directly to each other, while nothing goes faster than light. Simon, do you have an idea. And there I sat again with a mouth full of teeth. Well, no idea.

Speed is distance divided by time. The time is 0. There is direct interaction. Then what is the distance.

It must therefore be 0, I said carefully.

Very well, that's the answer.

But how is that possible? You just said the distance was a light year.

Yes, but not for entangled particles.

Well, you can fool me a lot, but this is going too far. Hasn't the whiskey gone to your head?

I know it sounds strange but if I tell you that time slows down as speed increases. Then do you believe this. Certainly not.

Or that spacetime “shrinks” as gravity increases. The closer you get to a black hole, the gravity increases so much that eventually time stands still. Can you imagine this? Not sure either. Well, neither do I. There are only a few people on earth who truly understand this, if any. 

This is according to Albert E's special and general theory of relativity. And the proof of this is in your phone's GPS.