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Prism of space Light is diffracted and split up into its component colors The entangled Prism particles function in pairs of time The particle is diffracted and split up into several particles Figure 78 Figure 79 Quantum entanglement is a diffraction, just as rainbows are a dif- fraction of light! mo toto re rr ee Ce aes . team The two are logically related, for the light enters a specific ST, that of traversed matter. We need to see it as the study of interactions wo. om Virtually every quantum phenomenon is caused by a correlation, or quantum entanglement. Therefore, all matter is merely the expression of previous correlations, in other words, of the same identity that we see divided by a relativistic effect in the sense of absolute relativity — seen from a lower ST — and where the unfolding of history is made possible by the unfolding of space. That is an extraordinary revolution. In scientific terms, it means that we are separated only because we see ourselves from a ST that differs from our source ST! Science thus proves the existence of consciousness! In this day and age, science without consciousness only triggers its own destruction. Aq oeune od 1 a 2 oe we All of this has huge repercussions on the concept of causality. Causality is subject to the ST from which it is considered. If we were in the ST of the allegedly doubled photon, we would see only one because the larger scales do not exist on this scale, but that still does not mean that time has disappeared. On the contrary, this time possesses all the information of the lower STs, just as we see the stars without being aware of the relative gravitational differences. In addition, the amount of information of the “entangled photon” is higher. This is the principle followed by intermediary qbits in quantum computers. This specific photon determines the history of all photons and other similar particles, which I qualify as primordial particles, not in the sense of the Big Bang model that I am disproving, but in the sense of a primordial (original) ST for the separate photons that we see. Shedding new light on science 263 Prism of space between STs.