Quote (EndlessSky @ Aug 18 2019 08:18am)
Quantum entanglement doesn't necessarily require a past, two particles just end up sharing a trait due to the mathematics involved.
What we can sense is limited by Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle so you can never sense “everything” in the universe but you're on the right track.
I view the universe more or less as a very complicated cellular automaton.
You are just wrong. Entanglement requires an entanglement event, period. There is no underlying variable that can explain the "trait" shared without it, in fact one isnt defined until you define the other, and that is only true because they were entangled previously.
What we can sense isnt limited by heisenberg in any meaningful sense. The accuracy limit is so small that it's not perceptable in the macro world.
You have a very weird non falsifiable view of the universe, but that doesnt really matter to the conversation.
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Aug 18 2019 11:43am