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Quantum Entanglement (online)

Date: Monday 7th October   /   Time: 7:30pm - 9:00pm

Quantum entanglement : how does exotic science apply to us and how do we know it applies to reality?

We see reports of new discoveries all the time. Two years ago a group of scientists demonstrated that quantum entanglement is a real phenomenon and is weirder than we thought. Three of them received the Nobel Prize for Physics. More recently there was a claim that quantum entanglement could give traders an edge on the stock market. We will try to learn a little about something that affects every aspect of our daily life.

Norman has read Quantum Mechanics for Babies and done a couple of physics degrees. He has worked in the application of scientific method to business analysis. He is not an expert in quantum mechanics but might bring some sympathy for those whose physics education finished with lowers.

The meeting will be chaired by Edinburgh Humanists local group convenor Cathy Crawford.

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This event is open to all Humanist Society Scotland members, supporters, and anyone who shares our vision and values. Participation is free

Please note that this is an online only meeting via Zoom and registration is required.

The online meeting will be followed by an in-person social meeting in the same week, and you are very welcome to join the “Humanist Pub Night” in the back room of The Kenilworth Pub on Rose Street, Edinburgh on Wednesday 9th October from 7pm onwards.  This will allow people to meet informally and discuss this topic further if they wish to.