Bell's theorem: experiments by Aspect, Clauser, and Freedman show instantaneous correlations between distant quantum particles, violating local realism.

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• Bell's theoremconcept0.786
  A result in quantum mechanics asserting deep connectedness in the fabric of space, cited as a theory touching on not-separateness.
• Not-separateness is evident in the deep interconnectedness of all things, as suggested by Mach's principle and Bell's theorem.claim0.774
• In quantum mechanics, compositional ambiguity is even worse than in classical language, exemplified by Bell states.claim0.763
  Assertion that quantum systems exhibit greater compositional challenges than natural language due to entanglement and superposition.
• Quantum theory reveals discreteness of atomic/molecular states with energy levels and quantized transitions.finding0.763
  Foundational quantum-mechanical fact that Schrödinger leverages to explain why molecular configurations are stable against small thermal perturbations.
• Schrödinger's thought experiment suggests that color sensation might directly penetrate the realm of the single mind or ground, and inner light intensifies this bridge.claim0.761
• In quantum the situation is even worse e.g. Bell-state.claim0.761
  Claim that ambiguity in quantum systems surpasses linguistic ambiguity
• The mechanism of heredity is closely related to, nay, founded on, the very basis of quantum theory.claim0.759
  The assertion that gene stability and mutations are explained by quantum mechanics.
• Contrast organizes natural systems from elementary particles to day/night cycles, and Spencer Brown's Laws of Form suggest it is fundamental to all structure.claim0.758