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Continuous Quantum Entanglement: An Interpretative Hypothesis of Cosmological Neutrino Flux V3
This essay presents a speculative interpretative hypothesis regarding the role of the cosmological neutrino flux as a substrate for quantum correlations. Through an analytical method of elimination, the neutrino emerges as a singular element capable of maintaining the informative cohesion of the cosmos. This independent research suggests that neutrinos may act within a system of continuous interaction, data storage, and transmission, providing a response to the "spooky" gaps in modern physics and consolidating the vision of a permanently interconnected universe.
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