It is well known that the quantum world is filled with interesting anomalies we can't fully explain even with our advanced research methods we have today, the true nature of the quantum world is still unknown for us, and it's something I like to explore on my projects...

Quantum entanglement suggest that if we take two particles and make them interact with each other, they will become "linked" in a way that the state of one of them will directly affect the other.

Now, if these particles are both on a state of quantum superposition, one of the collapsing into one out of two states will make the other one collapse into the other possible state, no matter the distance or the physical barriers on their way.

 I wonder... Would something similar apply to the brain...?