quantum entanglement

“So it's really the entanglement which holds space together, which keeps it from falling apart into little pieces.”

“It's really the characteristic way, maybe the most important way that we know, in which quantum is different from ordinary stuff. Ok. From classical.”

“What sometimes Gets said, or the impression people get, is that that means that when I do something to my qubit, it instantaneously affects your qubit, even if we're on different sides of the galaxy. But that's not what entanglement does. It just means they're…”

“In very recent years, we found out that entanglement and Einstein-Rosen bridges are the same thing. That, in particular, an example would be if you have two black holes. Black holes have all kinds of internal structure to them. They're quantum mechanical objec…”