A different take on entanglement

[jajrussel]

I'm starting to feel a relationship of entanglement because I think of a question and by the bing, by the bang there is a video.

Okay maybe it isn't always so instant, but the video I'm watching now is about fields I was asking questions about fields, not too long ago and he seems to be answering every question I had then some I didn't ask, so maybe they use SFN to come up with ideas of what they are going to talk about, and since I'm writing this while listening I'm going to have to watch it again.

Sometimes, I watch a video first then, confused ask questions. Half listening I'm fairly certain that this explanations is so good that when I actually start to pay attention I might not have any questions at the end, which may actually be depressing after getting over the shock of understanding...

 

Edited April 5, 2019 by jajrussel

[John Cuthber]

A few points.
first, you have not asked a question

How can you expect an answer?

 

What do you think "entanglement" means in this context?

 

You have a history of utterly failing to understand stuff.

Can you explain why this is going to be different?