energy transmission requires information

scruffy

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Scruffy is proven right again!

:WooHooSmileyWave-vi:
Caltech researchers have shown that energy transmission in a quantum context requires the exchange of information.


 
Scruffy is proven right again!

:WooHooSmileyWave-vi:
Caltech researchers have shown that energy transmission in a quantum context requires the exchange of information.


Sounds like a hoax to me.
 
Sounds like a hoax to me.
It's actually a huge challenge to the Standard Model of quantum physics.

Let us postulate:

The correlated state of entangled pairs is actually a stochastic symmetry.

There is no "electron cloud". No such thing. Instead, there is a very fast stochastic process with an information symmetry.

So effectively, entanglement and quantum collapse becomes a matter of "conservation of information".

It "looks" to us like a diffuse cloud, only because it's so darn fast.

The basic principle of entanglement and collapse can be described thusly:

The "very fast stochastic process" always pushes the information to opposite corners of a hypercube. That is why, the outcome of a collapse is always "perfectly correlated", and it is also why correlation is maintained during an entanglement.

Very simple. Very easy. You have a set of available positions or paths, and you have a stochastic process that chooses one, and the instant that happens the other member of the pair will automatically conform.

This model is compatible with 100% of known physics, and it explains the mystery of entanglement (which the current quantum mechanics can not do).

INFORMATION is fundamental. There is a conservation law associated with it.

In fact, what we PERCEIVE as "uncertainty", could be merely the reflection of a very fast stochastic process having to do with information transfer.
 

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