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Science Experiments
Did you hear the one about the tardigrade that walked into a bar? No? Me, neither. But I suppose he survived his night out drinking. Three of his friends didn’t make it home. They were drugged, shanghaied, and subjected to an experiment where the tardigrades were frozen and entangled with Qubits. (Qubits is not Q’bert, no matter how hard I tried to spin that.) They appeared to have been entangled. (Tell me this isn’t Frankenstein goes to the Island of Doctor Moreau.) One of three survived the ordeal, perhaps becoming the first big organism to have been formally entangled. For a better introduction on the science part, I will link you to my wonderful person Anton, below.
Anton goes on to share that there is already entanglement within most molecules, the tardigrades body, even in our own bodies. I have imagined that to be true, even suggesting if the universe came from one singularity, then by definition everything should be entangled. It’s just nice hearing someone more credible in the science department suggesting there is a high degree of entanglement already. Anton: “It’s a very natural process, and doesn’t mean the scientists achieved any of this.” That’s reasonable. I do love Anton!
Are we entangled with stars? If one quark emitted from a distant quasar hits me, can I go…
