Flavio Musa de Freitas Guimarães
1 min readAug 28, 2020

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Marvellous text!

You are not a scientist, but described Quantum Physics and what entanglement is, in a simple way and on words accessible to any person interested in exact sciences; they will surely believe that now understands what it is, unaware of Feynman's axiom; do not need even to be a noob. Congratulations!

I am not a scientist as well, a mere engineer, but I have been and am curious and interested in physics, astrophysics, cosmology and math, read and related matters, read the books you mentioned and others. I think that Michio Kaku’s Hyperspace (I know that you read) is emblematic in its first chapter when the Kaku child philosophises about his world and the carp’s.

Most of these books and papers are a hard and hot soup of theories for me to understand and digest. I take them by the edges…

I published two texts here on Medium:

“Can memory be contained in the brain?”, and “The dot and the line”. Of course, do not even close to the quality of yours, and do not pretend to, on the substance and beautiful English; I did my best in my Brazilian English vernacular.

Thank you, your piece is inspiring; maybe I will post others.

Once again, congratulations.

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Flavio Musa de Freitas Guimarães
Flavio Musa de Freitas Guimarães

Written by Flavio Musa de Freitas Guimarães

Already watching the eighty-eight turn of the Earth in curtsy around its King, I’m an engineer that became a writer, happy, in perfect health, body and mind.

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