Electron Entanglement? by jojofishfishing

jojofishfishing

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6th Apr 2017

10th Aug 2017

I have been experimenting with warp for a long time but this effect I found is bizzare. If this is already known about warp I'm sorry, but I discovered it on my own. I'm not sure what this can do for anyone but it seemed wierd enough to share

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  ThePowderKid 13th Apr 2017
  Graet, but one problem with it. If you pause the simulation, you can see that the electron is only in one sphere per frame.. That means that the electrons are not interconnected, instead it means that the warp or filt is. So your idea is correct, something is entangled, but it is not the electrons.
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  jeffluo35 13th Apr 2017
  i'll be making something explaining this... it's actually quite simple
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  schradieck 13th Apr 2017
  page 30, keep it up, maybe this will hit the fabled page 2
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  camtech56 12th Apr 2017
  I wouldn't spend time working on this. If the PT mods decide to implement a per frame particle reorder, then this will no longer occur. I suggest we keep looking for properties in TPT elements that have qauntum properties.
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  JebKeb 12th Apr 2017
  it seems that it doesn't matter which sphere has le pixel removed, because both work on both sides, but not on the top and bottom
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  atomic2385 12th Apr 2017
  it is the same electron in both circles... look at it's id number
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  camtech56 12th Apr 2017
  An explanation of what's really happening: id:2125603
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  asthepanda3 12th Apr 2017
  Actually, high tmp warp can move things very long distances. Maybe it moves like it has in this due to the high tmp. A high tmp2 only makes electrons.
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  asthepanda3 12th Apr 2017
  Niumikus, all of the "energy" types can move under each other... Aside from the solids/liquids.
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  Lebothegizebo 11th Apr 2017
  this is a nominee for the 2017 save of year :D