We assume that the giant E. Schrödinger was initially misled by the entanglement.

1-He first presented his QM wave equation, then he proposed entanglement as an implication while the opposite is more true.

2- He assumed that entanglement is exclusively a QM phenomenon and that it transmits instantly (spooky action at a distance) whereas the statistical theory of the Cairo technique predicts that entanglement occurs in both classical physics and QM physics on equal terms.

Furthermore, the Cairo technique predicts that entanglement transfers at a finite signal speed with a maximum speed of C = 3E8.

However, a few decades later, Schrödinger recognized these errors.

Check out his brilliant quotes:

i-entanglement is not a thing, but rather a characteristic of quantum mechanics.

ii- He also declared,

“I don’t like it and I’m sorry I ever had anything to do with it.”

Today, after 100 years, we are more reliable about what is true and what is false.

So what do we do?

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