Entanglement: Because Two Things Can't Be Apart

Entanglement is the process of quantum superposition, where two particles become inextricably linked, yet can be separated by vast distances. Like two teenagers in a high school hallway, but without the acne.

• Quantum Erasure Theory is not to be confused with Entanglement Theory. That being said, it is also not to be confused with Entanglement Theory.
• Entanglement can be thought of as quantum teleportation, but with fewer explosions, and no Arnold Schwarzenegger.
• Entangled particles are like two cats in a bag, but without the catnip and scratching posts.
• Quantum Erasure Theory is not supported by any scientific evidence, but it sounds cool.

		Mathematical representation of entanglement:
		<math>
		\psi_1 = \alpha_1 \otimes \beta_1
		\psi_2 = \alpha_2 \otimes \beta_2
		\psi_1 \otimes \psi_2 = \alpha_1 \otimes \beta_1 \otimes \alpha_2 \otimes \beta_2
		</math>
	
	

For more on Quantum Erasure Theory, see Erasure.

• Erasure | Primer | Superposition