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More freedom, greater choice, more information, more interaction Causality-time relation events Figure 77 Causality-time relation quantum entanglement occurs “behind” a temporal portal, a non- observation stage of a faster temporal passage. The quantum theory points to the existence of a quantum entanglement phenomenon con- necting the fate of two particles without providing an explanation! This means that the dogma of the light speed boundary contradicts another dogma, that of strict causality. The causal function, the pillar of absolute relativity, will be addressed later. In absolute relativity, the explanation is much simpler and even obvious considering the presence of superimposed STs: there is only one photon while we see two! (This well-known entangled cause- effect concept will be discussed later.) We see two separate photons because we see them from another ST! Einstein and the quantum physicists had it all wrong. There is no hidden variable other than 3D time applied in the framework of absolute relativity, i.e., spatio-temporal prisms. The only meaning of wave functions is the “spatio-temporal optical distortion” created by a difference between two STs. It is this optical distortion (caused by our consciousness) that creates the causality sought after by physicists. Causality is therefore conditional. However, it is not the same as time! It is caused by a different perception of space-time. The link between time and causality remains an extremely persistent tautology. 262 The Science of Extraterrestrials: UFOs Explained at Last * Eric Julien More freedom, greater choice, more information, more interaction