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Charlie’s Voice – Spooky Entanglement

January 6, 2020 by Charles Melton

By Charlie Melton

I subscribe to a newsletter called “Science for Slackers,” and they’ve been talking about “Quantum Entanglement.” Einstein called it “Spooky Entanglement.” I’m here to tell you today, I don’t get String Theory. I don’t get Bernoulli’s Theorem or even Money-a-metrics. I do understand “Quantum Entanglement.”

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