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The God Effect: Quantum Entanglement, Science's Strangest Phenomenon by Brian Clegg

The God Effect: Quantum Entanglement, Science's Strangest Phenomenon Brian Clegg ebook
ISBN: 9780312555306
Format: pdf
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Page: 288

48) that only 3–8% of the nucleon mass is attributable to the light and strange quarks, with the (quenched) strange-quark contribution consistent with zero (Eq. Beyond the issue of whether matter is deterministic or the mere product of probability, what really got under Einstein's skin was what he called “spooky action at a distance,” the strange phenomenon that we now know as quantum entanglement. The “God Particle” label, despite being very catchy and therefore leading to more publicity than most elementary particles manage to muster, has done more harm than good for the public understanding of science. Verlinde, who received the Spinoza prize (the Dutch Nobel Prize) from the Netherlands Organisation for Science, is famous for developing this new theory, or idea, on gravity in which he says that gravity is an illusion. Nevertheless, we “Einstein, stop telling God what to do,” Bohr retorted. Http://beforeitsnew s.com/story/ 104/964/What_ is_The_Quantum_ God_Effect_ I_am_You, _You_are_ Me.html However, the Chroomonas algae perform their work at room temperature or 21°C! But I couldn't All sorts of strange things are postulated in quantum mechanics, nonintuitive things. Besides, quantum entanglement refers to particles, such as photons, and in large numbers of particles, these effects tend to average out. That lattice calculation finds (Eq. This does suggest that quantum entanglement effects are at least possible at the biological level, and may therefore be operating in our brains. No matter where you look, science is on the brink of discovering that the universe is mental and we are one. And, since I usually get a little less serious on Fridays anyway (and, because traffic seems to fall off 50% or more anyway regardless of what I post, on the weekends, too), it seemed like a good idea. Brian Clegg, author of numerous books including The God Effect : Quantum Entanglement, Science's Strangest Phenomenon exlains it in the simplest way i have come across in these two qoutes. Genuine paradigm shifts come in strange guises, with little tangible effect on immediate life and often take decades to make an impact.