Exploring Quantum Tunneling Communication
But his answer to my question about 11-year two-way conversation,
22 years to and fro, that doesn't make any sense,
was quantum tunneling?
What's that?
Well, it's real.
It's currently probably deployed.
The military probably use it right now.
It's a way of communicating instantly over vast distances,
faster than the speed of light.
Supposedly, it's already operational to talk to space satellite assets.
And it's not directional either.
So you could have a quantum tunneling communication device
at a headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska,
and talk to a ship in the Pacific or in the Middle East,
instantly, with no delay or waiting for the ionosphere to work out properly.
Just bleh.
But is that real? Yes. So I asked him all about it and said, you know, tell me the
science of quantum communicating and he did. So you have to understand that when
Niels Bohr and the quantum physicists worked out that things in the very small
subatomic world don't work the same as the big world, so you have this quantum
world, they discovered this thing where pairs of quantized subatomic particles
are connected. So if one is spinning, say, up, which is anti-clockwise, and it has a
pair, it has a twin pair which is spinning down, which is clockwise, and
that connection with these pairs can be vast distances apart. They can be at the
other side of the universe and they still seem to communicate. Now Albert
Einstein hated it and had this big row with Niels Bohr.
Albert Einstein called this spooky action at a distance. I think the word
spooky is brilliant, thank you Albert, because it doesn't make any sense. How
does one atom or one quantized particle spinning tell another one to spin in the
other direction? And if you look at this one and it starts spinning that way the
other one will reverse over a vast distance. How does it communicate? The way it
would need to communicate faster than the speed of light. Albert Einstein hated
it. That's not how it works. What the quantum world is actually saying, this is
mind-boggling, is our sense of reality of time and space and distance isn't true.
We actually only must live in a flat plane where everything is actually
connected, where everything is touching and we only perceive time,
distance and space in our perception of normal reality, where in fact in the
quantum world everything is interconnected.
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