Superentanglement: The Universe is Simultaneously Local and Non-Local

Abstract

We postulated based on widely accepted principles, reinterpreted mathematical equations, and worked from a bottom-up approach, rather than a top-down approach in an attempt to gain a greater understanding of quantum phenomenon. Accordingly, in order to solve for these anomalies, we applied these reinterpreted postulates to collapse of the wave function and quantum entanglement using models based on Euclidian geometry. We further applied this premise and determined entanglement leads to gravity, time, mass, velocity, particle spin, as well as the subatomic and atomic structure, confirming our hypothesis the universe is simultaneously local and non-local.