Sure, here are some bullet points to break down the explanation:
- Electrons have a random spin, which can be opposite for two electrons if they are "entangled."
- When one electron's spin is measured, the other electron "knows" its spin immediately, faster than the speed of light.
- This is called quantum entanglement and is a primary feature of quantum mechanics.
- Classical systems, such as large objects, are too big for quantum effects to be observable.
- It is not fully understood why the quantum world behaves so differently from the classical world, but it has been observed experimentally.
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