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jonnyflashbang · **spooky connection at a distance -** 08-20-2005, 06:42 AM

would quantum wormholes help explain this spooky connection of entangled particles?
if so, you could explain spooky connection at a distance whilst by passing Einstein's work, you wouldn't be breaking the speed of light, as such.

I agree that Einstein would have come to like string theory because Brian Green says that becuase the vibration of a string gives it 'increased spatial extent' strings do not succumb to the uncertainty principle. I think Einstein would have liked this becuase he believed that the universe would be expalinable in beautiful and elegant mathematics, he believed in God and so he couldn't believe in a universe based on probability.

I think Einstein would also have liked the idea that again appears in Brian Green's writings, that strings, as they vibrate through the different dimensions, trace out a ''sheet'' or ''tube'' behind them (depending if the string is open or a closed loop, respectively), these ''sheets'' and ''tubes'' repair rips in space/time, preventing the chaos of the qunatum world from entering the macroscopic world.

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jonnyflashbang Yellow Belt Status: Offline Posts: 15 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts Join Date: Jul 2005 Rep Power: 0	spooky connection at a distance - 08-20-2005, 06:42 AM would quantum wormholes help explain this spooky connection of entangled particles? if so, you could explain spooky connection at a distance whilst by passing Einstein's work, you wouldn't be breaking the speed of light, as such. I agree that Einstein would have come to like string theory because Brian Green says that becuase the vibration of a string gives it 'increased spatial extent' strings do not succumb to the uncertainty principle. I think Einstein would have liked this becuase he believed that the universe would be expalinable in beautiful and elegant mathematics, he believed in God and so he couldn't believe in a universe based on probability. I think Einstein would also have liked the idea that again appears in Brian Green's writings, that strings, as they vibrate through the different dimensions, trace out a ''sheet'' or ''tube'' behind them (depending if the string is open or a closed loop, respectively), these ''sheets'' and ''tubes'' repair rips in space/time, preventing the chaos of the qunatum world from entering the macroscopic world.