Syzygy
Quantum Scribe
Being that I'm most interested in discussing possible implications of the conclusion of an episode of a series I've scarcely viewed, a spoiler is the following:
"Wave function versus [...]an underlying physicality [...]that requires a physical interpretation[...T]he solution may lie in this fascinating phenomenon of quantum entanglement. As we’ll see in the future, entangled particles really are able to influence each other instantaneously
[...]Their nonlocality doesn’t violate causality so, perhaps they can even effect coherence and decoherence retroactively and physically without making a causal mess. Perhaps this thing we call observation is just entanglement between the observer and the experiments.
Perhaps the evolving tapestry of entanglement, in all of its impossible complexity, is what really defines reality in this space time,"--
"Wave function versus [...]an underlying physicality [...]that requires a physical interpretation[...T]he solution may lie in this fascinating phenomenon of quantum entanglement. As we’ll see in the future, entangled particles really are able to influence each other instantaneously
[...]Their nonlocality doesn’t violate causality so, perhaps they can even effect coherence and decoherence retroactively and physically without making a causal mess. Perhaps this thing we call observation is just entanglement between the observer and the experiments.
Perhaps the evolving tapestry of entanglement, in all of its impossible complexity, is what really defines reality in this space time,"--
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