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“Spukhafte Fernwirkung” — Einstein was not a fan. The deeper story runs through [[Entropy]]
📄 Entropy
📄 Entanglement entropy
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Entropy
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Thermodynamics II — lecture 7
“…ties back to [[Entropy]] via heat death”
Information theory basics
“Shannon borrowed [[Entropy]] on purpose”
Maxwell’s demon
“the demon cheats [[Entropy]] — or does it?”
2 a.m. idea
“is [[Entropy]] why my desk gets messy”
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A backlinks panel sits under every note, listing each place the idea appears — the lecture, the reading, the 2 a.m. thought. Open a note from months ago and instantly see everything that’s built on it since.
Knowledge graph
Your whole semester, drawn as a map.
Graph View turns every link between your notes into a picture you can wander. Watch clusters form around topics, spot the gaps, and find the note you forgot you wrote.
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[[Entanglement]]
6 connections · 3 tags
Maps of Content
Notes that organize themselves.
As your library grows, clusters of connected ideas form on their own. Chunk spots them — and one click writes a Map of Content: a table of contents for your thinking, organized by how tightly the ideas connect.
Map of Content — Quantum
✨ auto-generated↳ [[Entanglement]]
8 links
↳ [[Bell inequality]]
5 links
↳ [[Decoherence]]
4 links
↳ [[Qubits]]
3 links
largest cluster · 20 notes · depth-sorted
The experiment basically demonstrated that, in a way, particles can kind of influence each other instantly across really big distances — which Einstein hated.
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“particles influence each other instantly at any distance”
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