Quantum Theology2

QUANTUM THEOLOGY : M. M. NINAN
with a state | a,b> . If the two particles are then separated very
far apart and if there is a change in one particles according to
Quantum Mechanics it should affect the second particle
instantaneously because they still form a coherent system and
should be considered as one state |a’, b’>. This spooky action at
a distance violates all physical laws because no signals can
travel faster than light according to relativity.
In a system where two particles were created by materialization
of energy, if particle 1 has a spin of "up," particle 2 will have a
spin of "down." Conversely if particle 1 has a spin of "down,"
particle 2 will have a spin of "up." to conserve the spin zero of
the total system. If after a period when the two particles are
separated far, if the measure the spin of particle 1 we will be able
to determine the spin of particle 2 absolutely. No matter how far
apart is particle 2 from particle 1, Particle 2 will instantly respond
to the state of particle 1, even if it is on the other side of the
universe.
In 1964 John S Bell 9CERN laboratory in Geneva), proved a
theorem which demonstrated that certain experimental tests
could distinguish the predictions of quantum mechanics from
those of any local hidden-variable theory. In 1982 Alain Aspect
performed this experiment in the University of Paris and proved
that somehow the Particle 2 knew exactly what was the state of
Particle 1 and responded to it.
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