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Entanglement Theorem Explained Simply
Imagine two dice. You roll them at opposite ends of the universe — one in London, the other in a galaxy billions of light-years away. When one lands on a six, the other instantly shows a one. No delay. No signal. Just perfect coordination. It sounds impossible, but this is what quantum physics tells us happens every time two particles become entangled — they act like they share a single identity, no matter how far apart they are. This phenomenon, called quantum entanglement