What the Bleep Presents: Dr. Quantum and Entanglement

Great-great-grandaddy of wacky quantum weirdness is entanglement. If time reversal symmetry destroys the notion of time, then entanglement crushes our experience of space.

Two objects, two electrons created together, are entangled. Send one to the other side of the universe.

Now, do something to one and the other responds instantly.

Instantly.

So, either information is infinitely fast, or, in reality, they are still connected--they are entangled. And, since everything was entangled at the moment of the Big Bang, that means everything is still touching.

Space is just the construct that creates the illusion that there are separate objects.

Are we far enough down the rabbit hole yet?