Measuring one particle instantly affects its separated-at-birth twin no matter how far away.
In quantum entanglement, two or more particles are linked such that, even when they are spatially separated, a measurement on one instantly affects the others.
A 1935 paper written with Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen described the ultimate quantum gedanken, in which measuring a particle in one place could instantly affect measurements of the other particle, even if it was millions of miles away.
Entanglement links quantum particles so that fiddling with one can instantly affect another.
Inhibition of mitochondrial dynamics caused by Aβ peptides or fibrils did not instantly affect mitochondrial bioenergetic and function.
When two particles are entangled, fiddling with one instantly affects the other, even if it's light years away.
When two particles become entangled, a measurement made on one instantly affects the other, even if it's light-years away.
Specifically, for headphone playback, since the transducer output is directly applied to each ear, the inter-channel parameters, such as the inter-channel level difference (ICLD), inter-channel time difference (ICTD), and inter-channel correlation (ICC), can instantly affect the interaural sensations.
If they were -- if their instant reaction to their own instant reaction could, in turn, instantly affect their own reaction -- then Jorge Luis Borges and the makers of The Matrix have nothing over CNN.
By illustration, unwanted noise in the input will instantly affect I2, but the noise needs to be very persistent in order to affect Out.
