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Would someone be able to help me understand quantum entanglement a little bit better? I understand that if particles come to close together that something strange happens and that they then start doing some of the same things, but what force drives this? What triggers the force and where does it come from? How far does it stretch? Things like this. Help please?

Can you put that into a more specific term? So the Earth is wobbling on its axis due to a cataclysmic event, yes? And then it somehow goes back to its normal balance? Is this what your trying to say?

So, I know for a fact that I want to major in Psych. I would love to be a psychology professor at a university. I'm only a jr in high school now, and originally I was going to minor in business as a fall back. However, I've always been a huge fan of physics, though I've never taken a physics class yet. I've taken all the sciences, bio, chem, and this year I'm going to be taking an ap bio class. Should I take a physics class? I love thinking of quantum mechanics and stuff, but I would really want to know whats ACTUALLY going on. I can understand some of the concepts but not all of it. Now I don't really like math, like geometry and basic algebra, but could that change? Any ideas?

Children don't really to get out much because mom and dad are too busy with work or relaxing from work, so children escape in the form of tv and video games. They learn that the key to love and attention is fame and glory. They have all this time to themselves that they begin to thing that the only way to get attention is to be famous. So, once the parents can stop having to worry about work so much, we can break this cycle. This is my idea of it anyways.

Hey, I'm VneckRules, and I love vnecks obviously haha. But other than that I'm a high school student and I'm hoping to learn some stuff here. =]