A View of our Universe from Quantum Computing
Luc Thomas Ikelle · 2024
As discussed in Ikelle (2023a) , nature is made of quantum mechanics with counterintuitive and non-classical concepts at its heart. These concepts include wave-particle duality, the absence of exact predictability, the discrete spectrum of energy levels, and the inseparability of the universe. We have already discussed wave-particle duality, the discrete spectrum of energy levels, and the absence of exact predictability in Ikelle (2023a , 2023b , and 2023c). Our focus here is on the universe&s;s inseparability. Various parts of the universe are interconnected, so that no matter how far apart they are, they affect each other. At the sub-atomic level, this inseparability is known as quantum entanglement .