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No references found	The article makes it plain that researchers now need to consider the implication of Bell's theorem of non-locality, which indicates that quantum "particles," such as the electrons and atoms in molecules, do not even need to be close to each other, provided they have been previously quantum entangled. Quantum plant activity by Edwards, Donald K.; Thomas, Bill / Science News On the theoretical side, we have, as an outgrowth of Bell's theorem, the constantly improving classification of entangled states, and the development of measures of entropy and information content of such states; GHZ states, Shor's algorithm, various sorting techniques, and error-correcting codes. Petition to the American Physical Society for the creation of a ... by Greenberger, Daniel; Zeilinger, Anton / Frontier Perspectives A careful analysis of the experiments that tested Bell's theorem shows that the only objects that move faster than light are mathematical creations of our imaginations, like the quantum wave function, which are not physical objects. The myth of quantum consciousness by Stenger, Victor J. / The Humanist	Bell Gardens bell glass bell hole bell house Bell Island bell jar bell joint Bell Laboratories Bell Labs bell metal bell mouth bell nipple Bell numbers bell pull bell roof bell screw bell socket Bell System bell tap bell tower bell transformer bell trap bell turret bell wire Bell's law Bell's theorem Bell, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Melville Bell, Andrew bell, book, and candle Bell, Charles Bell, Chester Bell, Clive Bell, Cool Papa Bell, Daniel Bell, Derrick Jr. Bell, Eric Temple Bell, Gertrude Bell, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell, Griffin B. Bell, Isaac Lowthian Bell, James Bell, John Bell, John Joy Bell, Laura Bell, Lawrence Bell, Sir Charles Bell, Terrel Bell, Thomas Montgomery bell-and-socket joint bell-and-spigot joint	Bell's inequality Bell's Law Bell's Law Bell's Law Bell's Law of Computer Classes Bell's Law of Computer Classes Bell's Law of Computer Classes Bell's muscle Bell's muscle Bell's muscle Bell's original inequality Bell's palsy Bell's palsy Bell's palsy Bell's palsy Bell's palsy test Bell's palsy test Bell's palsy test Bell's palsy test Bell's palsy test Bell's palsy, sign, palsy test Bell's Paralysis Bell's Paralysis Bell's phenomenon Bell's proof Bell's sign Bell's sign Bell's sign Bell's sign Bell's spasm Bell's theorem Bell's theorem revisited Bell, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Melville Bell, Andrew Bell, book and candle Bell, book, and candle bell, book, and candle things that are miraculous or that signal that Bell, Charles Bell, Chester Bell, Clive Bell, Cool Papa Bell, Daniel Bell, Derrick Albert, Jr. Bell, Derrick Jr. Bell, Eric Temple Bell, Gertrude Bell, Gertrude (Margaret Lowthian) Bell, Gertrude (Margaret Lowthian) Bell, Gertrude (Margaret Lowthian) Bell, Gertrude (Margaret Lowthian) Bell, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell, Griffin B. Bell, Griffin Boyette Bell, Isaac Lowthian Bell, James Bell, John Bell, John

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The article makes it plain that researchers now need to consider the implication of Bell's theorem of non-locality, which indicates that quantum "particles," such as the electrons and atoms in molecules, do not even need to be close to each other, provided they have been previously quantum entangled.

Quantum plant activity by Edwards, Donald K.; Thomas, Bill / Science News

On the theoretical side, we have, as an outgrowth of Bell's theorem, the constantly improving classification of entangled states, and the development of measures of entropy and information content of such states; GHZ states, Shor's algorithm, various sorting techniques, and error-correcting codes.

Petition to the American Physical Society for the creation of a ... by Greenberger, Daniel; Zeilinger, Anton / Frontier Perspectives

A careful analysis of the experiments that tested Bell's theorem shows that the only objects that move faster than light are mathematical creations of our imaginations, like the quantum wave function, which are not physical objects.

The myth of quantum consciousness by Stenger, Victor J. / The Humanist

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