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RE: Future Ethics - The Inter-Connectedness of All-Things
I studied quantum entanglement, but I am not sure we are in the same point when you say "it connects everything". Could you expand this concept , or mention some specific part of the issue? Thanks.
That is a great question because talking about quantum entanglement and the connectedness of all things bridges from hard physics to Eastern philosophy.
To be exact, with regard to quantum entanglement, I did not state:
rather, that it was an example of a connectedness of everything type of thinking.
To be brief, I assume you accept that particles which experience quantum entanglement are connected in some way, even if only a "spooky action at a distance" as Einstein put it. We agree that, at least, a subset of all particles are connected via quantum entanglement.
You might then say there are particles that are not entangled what about them? I would respond with: What about gravity and electromagnetic forces? Although infinitesimal at a distance, they are nevertheless forces that interact between all particles in the universe, demonstrating connectedness; albeit a very weak one.
Ah, ok. So you mean this kind of "quantum physics". Don't mind my question then, I am more into hard science. Where entanglement has a completely different meaning. Don't mind.