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Lol, that’s literally not true. Quantum physics has absolutely nothing to do with human feelings. Quantum entanglement is about particle spin, and even if those atoms ended up in two different people's bodies, it wouldn’t predict a single thing for you.
Quantum-entangled atoms are actually super rare, and it's not like every single atom in the universe is connected. Even if by some crazy miracle you had an atom in your body that was entangled with one in someone else’s, it still wouldn’t tell you anything about them. Lol, that atom might not even be in your brains—it could be in your lungs while theirs is in their kidneys. Plus, there are like 8 billion people on Earth, so you’d need insane luck for you and someone you actually know to even have entangled atoms in your brains in the first place.
And no, an atom's spin isn't going to change just because of your mood. Lol, to flip it, you'd need a magnetic force as strong as the Earth's magnetic field. And here’s another fact: yeah, the spin changes faster than the speed of light, but actual information cannot be transmitted that fast.
Honestly, all that BS from the video is just about intuition. And intuition is literally just cause-and-effect connections that our brains make without us realizing it. You might "feel" like something's wrong with someone just because, say, they usually text you a bunch of times a day, but today they haven't texted at all. It's not because you guys have "quantum-entangled atoms."
Please stop believing everything you see on the internet, and stop disrespecting quantum physics.
2026-07-17 08:20:24