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Occasionally, I will be posting my theories on various aspects of the world, aiming to document them for future reference. This blog post falls into that category, so if you're not interested in quantum theory, feel free to stop reading now.

In the realm of quantum mechanics, we understand that particles formed simultaneously become entangled. This means that if you alter one particle, an entangled particle, even if it's on the moon, will react identically. This phenomenon is known as quantum entanglement.

My hypothesis is that this occurs because time itself is a wave. Consequently, everything created at that precise moment is perpetually "riding" the wave of time, along with all similar particles. Thus anything that affects one particle affects all particles created at that exact moment, as they are all riding the crest of a wave in time. This doesn't suggest that the idea that time may be a particle is incorrect, I have just yet to complete my theory. This wave of time is unique, permanent, and exists throughout the universe, potentially even across dimensions. As I continue to explore and develop this theory, you may encounter additional posts on the subject.