Why it is working: VQI

WHY IT IS WORKING :

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From the Velocity of Quantum Interaction to the Velocity of Quantum Information:

It is now well accepted that wave function collapses (also referred as a spooky action) occur at a “Velocity of Quantum Interaction” (VQI) that is greater than 10000 times the speed of light as has been reported by:

D. Salart, A. Baas, C. Branciard, N. Gisin, and H. Zbinden in « Testing spooky action at a distance », arXiv :0808.3316v1 [quant-ph], 25 Aug 2008.

In this paper VQI stands for “Velovity of Quantum Information” which is the unintended premonition of the MIQET technologies paradigm.

Let us assume that one employs metastable isomer nuclides of much longer half-life (e.g. Hafnium having 31 year half-life), upon stimulating the master sample, the differed macroscopic variation of the gamma counts is to peak a few milliseconds after the collapse of the quantum couplings caused by the stimulation, now if the entangled samples are separated by a large distance, the macroscopic variation of the gamma counts could be measured as “quasi-instantaneous” as compared to the legacy electromagnetic transmission of information (e.g. in the case of Earth and Mars in its average opposition of 78 million kilometers: 4.33 minutes versus a few milliseconds).

Thus these new Microscopically Induced Quantum Entanglement Transmission (MIQET) technologies are simply unbundling the information transfer paradigm from the energy transfer paradigm.

Hence the invention is not contrary to the originally thought scope of classical physics which does not take into account the macroscopic effect of a change of probability in a metastable process due to quantum coupling collapses.

This invention has required overcoming many prejudices; one should consider how it could profoundly change the communication industry. There might be a lot of disagreement on the underlying theories for some time, but in the end we hope all those involved in these techniques will be remembered for their contribution to the progress of science and technology.