You thought quantum mechanics was weird: check out entangled time
I don&#x27;t understand why physics is spooked out by entanglement. It is just a correlation-- and if we want to have any interesting patterns in the universe at all, we are going to have correlations.<p>All this seems to be saying is that there can be an entanglement in the present with something in the past. At to me, that seems equivalent to saying that the past and present are correlated, which seems boringly trivial.<p>Am I missing something?