Electron Entanglement? by jojofishfishing

jojofishfishing

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6th Apr 2017

10th Aug 2017

I have been experimenting with warp for a long time but this effect I found is bizzare. If this is already known about warp I'm sorry, but I discovered it on my own. I'm not sure what this can do for anyone but it seemed wierd enough to share

subframe warp sphere 1electron2orbs quantumintpt 2orbs1electron quantumtheory quantum

Comments

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  JebKeb 12th Apr 2017
  it seems that it doesn't matter which sphere has le pixel removed, because both work on both sides, but not on the top and bottom
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  atomic2385 12th Apr 2017
  it is the same electron in both circles... look at it's id number
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  camtech56 12th Apr 2017
  An explanation of what's really happening: id:2125603
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  asthepanda3 12th Apr 2017
  Actually, high tmp warp can move things very long distances. Maybe it moves like it has in this due to the high tmp. A high tmp2 only makes electrons.
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  asthepanda3 12th Apr 2017
  Niumikus, all of the "energy" types can move under each other... Aside from the solids/liquids.
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  Lebothegizebo 11th Apr 2017
  this is a nominee for the 2017 save of year :D
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  niumikus 11th Apr 2017
  thats strange and if u remove 1 it goes down one but then up one and stays like that it doesnt go up down up down like i thought....and just how?!??!?+1
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  DeeVee23 11th Apr 2017
  Delete some of the protons, and more electrons appear
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  AwesomePeaches 11th Apr 2017
  +1 because this is new. this is really wierd tho. like everyone else said tho it's probably a subframe glitch
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  Dovydas 11th Apr 2017
  its kind boring for me 1-