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It sounds like The Age of Entanglement is a good read.
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I wrote a book called Entanglement a few years ago and she read it.
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I am pretty sure that they call themselves the "Center for U.S. Global Engagement," rather than "Entanglement," MS.
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First Evidence of Entanglement in Photosynthesis is a Technology Review article citing an arXiv piece.
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Entanglement (or, coherence) is an odd phenomenon, one of those 'mysteries' of the realm.
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Entanglement is at the heart of today's uncrackable quantum encryption; it makes the "teleporting" of particles over distances of several miles feasible; and entanglement may soon be employed in the production of quantum computers that will make the best contemporary computer look like an abacus.
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I say, to choose a life of greater connection, we have the chance to begin where we are, to find that the Principle of Oneness, call it Field Theory, String Theory, Entanglement, or God, the words do not matter.
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Entanglement, a quantum phenomenon, is the object of attention or more specifically its relation to the biological process of photosynthesis.
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I say, to choose a life of greater connection, we have the chance to begin where we are, to find that the Principle of Oneness, call it Field Theory, String Theory, Entanglement, or God, the words do not matter.
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I say, to choose a life of greater connection, we have the chance to begin where we are, to find that the Principle of Oneness, call it Field Theory, String Theory, Entanglement, or God, the words do not matter.
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