Theres no proof youre going to die.
Dont take that the wrong way; theres a lot of evidence.
But proof is for math, and death is only certain in retrospect.
An international team of researchers recentlypublished workdemonstrating quantum entanglement at an unprecedented macro-scale.
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In other words: if you entangle two particles and tickle one of them, they both laugh.
They observed the entanglement across the drums by measuring vibrations.
This is what physicists hope to accomplish with quantum communication networks: unhackable, instant communication via teleportation.
This work goes a long way towards bridging the gap between quantum and classical physics.
But before we achieve planet-scale teleportation technology, its likely well find other interesting uses for entanglement.
This begs the question: can two neural networks become entangled?
If we look at the aluminum drums in the aforementioned research, it seems possible.
The human brain is thought to be an organic neural connection.
Our brains are much more complex, of course.
What if you could just share your consciousness across multiple networks?
This speculation is, unfortunately, not grounded in reality.
The fact of the matter is that we havent quite unified classical and quantum physics.
