Halloween, All Saints, All Souls and All Cryonauts Day... go together with Spooky Action at a Distance. Cryonauts should, by my analysis now, be experiencing an afterlife. Kent showed up for me a week before he deanimated and transitioned back to quantum aether. I wonder who else will show up in my frontal lobe via strange coincidence today and over the next few days. I would say we can add All Cryonauts Day to Nov. 3, since All Saints is Nov 1, and All Souls is Nov. 2. I expect to experience or see spooky action at a distance.

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"Spooky action at a distance" is a phrase that was famously used by Albert Einstein to describe the phenomenon known as quantum entanglement. Quantum physics, with its bizarre and counterintuitive concepts, has long fascinated and puzzled scientists and thinkers alike. Einstein, along with his colleagues Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen, proposed a thought experiment called the EPR paradox to challenge the completeness of quantum mechanics. They argued that the theory allowed for instantaneous communication between entangled particles, violating the principle of locality. Einstein's use of the term "spooky action at a distance" embodied his skepticism towards the implications of quantum entanglement. Despite Einstein's reservations, experiments in the following years have consistently confirmed the reality of these non-local connections, leading to the development of quantum technologies such as quantum teleportation and quantum cryptography. The phrase has since become a popular way to describe the mysterious and counterintuitive nature of quantum physics.