Is teleportation possible? Yes, in the quantum world
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Is teleportation possible? Yes, in the quantum world
The Swiss experiment with optic fibers demonstrates that it would be feasible to build a system that permits secure communication between financial institutions within a single city.
We are embedded in a quantum system, and “by virtue of our entanglement from birth in social structures, human minds are not fully separable.”17 In describing language as a quantum phenomenon that is entangled through meaning and context, Wendt considers that concepts are not “objects” as described by an orthodox view, but “processes that unfold in
... See moreWhat is this “zero mass”? The masses given here are the masses of the particles at rest. The fact that a particle has zero mass means, in a way, that it cannot be at rest. A photon is never at rest; it is always moving at 186,000 miles a second.
The most fundamental concepts were now in play as a consequence of instantaneous communication between widely separated points. Cultural observers began to say that the telegraph was “annihilating” time and space. It “enables us to send communications, by means of the mysterious fluid, with the quickness of thought, and to annihilate time as well a
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