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@thetinkerist Thanks for sharing your perspective! It’s an intriguing thought-how and why advanced beings might observe us, if at all. Exploring such ideas is what makes these discussions so fascinating!

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Thanks for your valuable comment❤❤. That’s a great explanation of non-locality and the limitations of entanglement in transmitting information. It’s fascinating how entanglement reveals a deeper connection in the quantum realm without violating relativity. Do you think future advancements could find practical ways to utilize this phenomenon beyond theoretical physics?

@@anythinggoes-w7d There are actually applications of entangled states in quantum computers. The problem is that these states are very fragile and even thermic energy can destroy the entanglement. So unless cooling your computer down to nearly absolute zero becomes much easier these systems will remain in research labs and at companies like google or IBM. But you're right QM is fascinating and stretches our understanding the universe: Richard Feynman once said: When you say that you understand quantum mechanics you have not understood it. I think he was right with that.

You're absolutely right-entanglement is mind-blowing, especially since it's not even bound by time. It’s a reminder of how much we still don’t understand about the universe. Do you think this could lead to redefining even more fundamental concepts in physics?❤❤

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