Bell’s Inequality: The weirdest theorem in the world  Nobel Prize 2022 The title of the following podcast shows the authors do not understand much about Bell. #qiskit #ibm #nobelprize This video is fundamentally flawed and should be retracted. The first huge error, which is a major misconception in the general

Here I present a paper with nothing new.  It simply follows the steps of non-local collapse of the wavefunction which leads to the wrong result.  Hence we reject non-local collapse as a feasible process.  Bell’s Theorem predicts non-local collapse, so we must reject this theorem Wait-a-second Bob!  

When I stumbled upon hyper-helicity as the missing element of reality that completes spin, I did not anticipate the gob smacking consequences.  This paper is 12 pages and is descriptive and pedagogical. It is longer than I wanted, but you can jump to your topic of interest to see the

Quaternions are difficult to visualize because they exist in a four dimensional hypersphere, S^3 beyond our full perception.  Mainly for this reason, they have not been in the regular science curriculum for a hundred years.  To avoid gimbal lock in 3D rotations, quaternions came back into favour with the development