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"Conjurers frequently appear to make balls jump between upturned cups. In quantum systems, where the properties of an object, including its location, can vary depending on how you observe them, such feats should be possible without sleight of hand. Now this startling characteristic has been demonstrated experimentally, using a single photon that exists in three locations at once. Despite quantum theory's knack for explaining experimental results, some physicists have found its weirdness too much to swallow. Albert Einstein mocked entanglement, a notion at the heart of quantum theory in which the properties of one particle can immediately affect those of another regardless of the distance between them. He argued that some invisible classical physics, known as "hidden-variable theories", must be creating the illusion of what he called "spooky action at a distance". A series of painstakingly designed experiments has since shown that Einstein was wrong: entanglement is real and no hidden-variable theories can explain its weird effects. But entanglement is not the only phenomenon separating the quantum from the classical. "There is another shocking fact about quantum reality which is often overlooked," says Aephraim Steinberg of the University of Toronto in Canada."
Originally posted by drsamuelfrancis
Already posted- can't find link though, sorry.
Originally posted by theRhenn
I guess this is a question more than a statement because I really dont know, so Im reaching here...
Whats to say that even though scientists put these things in near absolute zero to stop them from moving, that they still wouldnt move in ways that we just cant detect, even with current technology?
Kinda like watching a ceiling fan. If you blink, you can make it appear that the blades are turning slower, where in reality they are spinning faster. Even when you dont blink, you see the blades moving in an illusionary way that makes it appear that it's slower than it really is.
Just a thought.
Originally posted by onequestion
Its simpler then quantum theory.
Reality is a construct of the mind. The mind is an objective observer.
Who woulda thunk it?
"This experiment lends more support to the Copenhagen interpretation," says Zeilinger.
You move electrons with your mind. Then the question becomes, can those moving electrons and the EM fields their movement generates, affect anything outside your body? You can move the squiggles on a display on an EEG machine or lie detector, but not much else has been demonstrated beyond that, in replicated experiments.
Originally posted by DOUGH3914
Ok does this mean we can move things with our mind?
So far the entanglement experiments which operate faster than the speed of light, have not shown the possibility of communicating information faster than light.
Originally posted by GDR3k
There is so much we have yet to fully understand, however I've read about this before and always thought about maybe one day having a 'quantum communication device', being able to communicate instantly being millions of lightyears away from each other.
Nice try but no cigar.
this is a good try and many have fallen victim to it.
It appears that you can't even conceive of a theory where specific observables would have definite values that are independent of the other things you measure," adds Steinberg.
Originally posted by badw0lf
Originally posted by onequestion
Its simpler then quantum theory.
Reality is a construct of the mind. The mind is an objective observer.
I cannot think up a million dollars however.
I would say that perception is a construct of the mind. Reality is static.
I saw a guy get killed by a falling tree.
Originally posted by krossfyter
That table was once a tree and when it was a tree it was an illusion.