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30th Nov 2018

SPOILER, not real entanglement. I explain how I achieved this effect. Entanglement in TPT will likely never exist, especially not without quantum computers, but very very fast particles can act as if they are in multiple places at once

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funky3000 3rd Dec 2018

XGEM when the photon goes at a speed of 302 pixels per frame, it looks and acts as if it's in 2 locations at the same time
XGEM_Gaming 2nd Dec 2018

sense*
XGEM_Gaming 2nd Dec 2018

Uhhh this makes absolutly no sence at all to me
Jimjim 2nd Dec 2018

this is great also thanks for that command
NoVIcE 2nd Dec 2018

@ludapecurka123 actually, you seeing the TV correctly with naked eye is the illusion. With camera you see the real thing.
ludapecurka123 1st Dec 2018

This reminds me of time when I tried to film a TV screen. It looks all glitched, but it's actually something like what happends here, illusion.
funky3000 1st Dec 2018

Yeah, the photon is going so fast that it kinda acts like its in both places at once, but when unpaused it kind of has the effect that there's 2 photons that are entangled, what affects one affects the other.
Xenarchus89 1st Dec 2018

Although, the save alludes that particals can be in two places in once. Correct me if I'm wrong, but no partical can be in two places at once. Psi wave and field theory explain this. Maybe I'm just misinterpreting what funky said.
Xenarchus89 1st Dec 2018

@Matera I'm also a huge fan of funky's work, as I have a pretty good understanding of quantum physics and funky definitely knows his stuff too!
Matera_the_Mad 1st Dec 2018

I love this kind of stuff

The Powder Toy

The Illusion of Entangled Particles by funky3000

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