Comments by "thewaytruthandlife" (@thewaytruthandlife) on "Quantum Physics: The Science Of Reality Explained | Exploring The World Of Quantum Physics | Spark" video.

  1. Why is entanglement so hard to grasp it is simple to understand IF you accept that the universe is kind of nothing more then a bunch of mathematical equations. a particle is a wave function and if it splits into sub particles that are entangled then mathematicaaly they are the same even over large distances they remain mathematically connected. and the particles never travel faster then light so information never travels faster then light. when one of these particles is measured then the mathematical bond is also instantly changed therefor it is instantly known what the other particle does in a certain feature. does information then travel faster then light ? no of course not. The information has already traveld along with the particle (at lower then lightspeed) and thus when the wavefunction is altered (by measuring and thus is linked with a macroscopic object and thus forced to behave macroscopically) then is SEEMS as if it traveled faster then light but it didnt since the particle already traveled. The only thing we MUST accept is that everything we see in the universe is mathematicall and wavy and then it becomes easy.
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