Cotter Pin & Axle

Tools

Imagine an almost impossibly long skinny axle, made of an imaginary metal that is imposible to twist. At either end of the axel is a cotter pin extending through the axle. At the other end of the axle is another cotter pin in the same alignment. The 2 "handles" or ends of the cotterpin are called top and bottom

Activity

Now imagine that the axel is actually a 1 dimensional string (Phibre). Being of 1 dimension it has no width so it is imposible to twist. Although you can rotate it by turning the cotter pin, so lets rotate it 180º

Observation

We can observe 1of the cotter pins top and bottom handles and know its orientation, therfore rotating a 1 dimensional axel 180º that doesn't twist means that the cotter pin at the other end rotates an equal amount and we know its orientation even though we cant see it

Conclusions

Information can be transfered even without observable transfer. Knowing the end orientation of the axle tells us that the other ends orientation has been rotated by the same amount

The speed of information transfer on a 1 dimensional Phibre / axle is instantaneous (at the speed of light)

Speculations

This is what has been described as "spooky action at a distance", or Quantum Entaglement & provides a simple explination as to how it functions.

1 dimensional Phibre that connect points of matter (the ends or intersections of the Phibres) are able to transfer information by invisible means & we only need to observe those "end points" to know the information or orientation of the "Entagled" matter across short or vast distances

This once again reinforced the model I saw in the previous 2 thought experiments & that the model for the basic structure of all matter was made of a matrix of 1 dimensional Phibres that were able to carry forces or information