Dark energy is the product of quantum universe interaction

Is the universe a quantum object?

Quantum objects make up classical objects. But the two behave very differently. The collapse of the wave-function prevents classical objects from doing the weird things quantum objects do; like quantum entanglement or quantum tunneling. Is the universe as a whole a quantum object or a classical one? Artyom Yurov and Valerian Yurov argue the universe is a quantum object, interacting with other quantum universes, with surprising consequences for our theories about dark matter and dark energy.

 

1. The Quantum Wonderland 

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David Wishengrad Exorcist, 1st class 29 April 2023

The original logical point made is acceptable, but the article doesn't revist it to show that all points made reference it. It is correct, in sense, but then ignored.

Life is Most Important in Life is The Most Important Truth in Life. That's the specific thing in this classical realm and all observations are made by life. Even claiming that the observation can be made without life is using life.

A person who does not immediately agree with the truth above and responsibly publicly affirm that is is correct and always true is a person who most likely does not honestly care about life, because that truth is the very cure and prevention of all needless and preventable suffering and death. I don't not think it is a good idea to have people who do not honestly care about life leading others that do honestly care about life.

Lara Kurst 29 April 2023

Particles that are entangled aren't interacting after they're separated. Its merely that they synchronized in a way.

If you start one metronome a half beat after another and go far away with one of them, and you check the position of the arm of yours at a later time you can infer the position of the other.