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    Events in our universe are the result of two opposite states that appear as Non-locality\Locality Bridging. The non-local is the common basis of any event since Big Bang, and the local is the isolated state of each event that can interact with any other event under the limitation of the speed of light, which actually enables any interaction to happen only at past time (as can be seen by the event's light intersection points). Without the limitation of the speed of light, there were no multiple events as observed in our universe, but on the other hand the non-local common basis enables the synchronization between different events without any dependency on the limitation of the speed of light. This non-local synchronization was first observed by Alain Aspect's experiment in 1982.

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    Events in our universe are the result of two opposite states that appear as Non-locality\Locality Bridging. The non-local is the common basis of any event since Big Bang, and the local is the isolated state of each event that can interact with any other event under the limitation of the speed of light, which actually enables any interaction to happen only at past time (as can be seen by the event's light intersection points). Without the limitation of the speed of light, there were no multiple events as observed in our universe, but on the other hand the non-local common basis enables the synchronization between different events without any dependency on the limitation of the speed of light. This non-local synchronization was first observed by Alain Aspect's experiment in 1982.

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    Events in our universe are the result of two opposite states that appear as Non-locality\Locality Bridging. The non-local is the common basis of any event since Big Bang, and the local is the isolated state of each event that can interact with any other event under the limitation of the speed of light, which actually enables any interaction to happen only at past time (as can be seen by the event's light intersection points). Without the limitation of the speed of light, there were no multiple events as observed in our universe, but on the other hand the non-local common basis enables the synchronization between different events without any dependency on the limitation of the speed of light. This non-local synchronization was first observed by Alain Aspect's experiment in 1982.

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    Present Time

    Expending Universe
    A B C D E F G H

    Light cone

    Event's
    Light
    Intersection
    Point

    Big Bang "Time"

    Events in our universe are the result of two opposite states that appear as
    Non-locality\Locality Bridging. The non-local is the common basis of any
    event since Big Bang, and the local is the isolated state of each event that
    can interact with any other event under the limitation of the speed of light,
    which actually enables any interaction to happen only at past time (as can
    be seen by the event's light intersection points). Without the limitation of
    the speed of light, there were no multiple events as observed in our
    universe, but on the other hand the non-local common basis enables the
    synchronization between different events without any dependency on the
    limitation of the speed of light. This non-local synchronization was first
    observed by Alain Aspect's experiment in 1982.
    Doron Shadmi

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