The news regarding the loss of contact with Lin Qi actually spread outward from the mouths of scientists. Of course, it was not done intentionally; it simply came up during a casual chat and leaked out.
Some people were discussing why almost all research groups nowadays were studying quantum mechanics and quantum entanglement, and a scientist working in this field answered the question.
From the results of observing quantum state changes in humans, it was a medium more suitable for information transmission than photons.
Simply put, when it was in an entangled state and one end was observed, the other end would also manifest the condition of that other end. This was just like the phenomenon of "you clap one, I clap one", and its speed after entanglement was much faster than the speed of light.
So far, scientists had done a massive amount of research, but they had always been unable to resolve how to determine whether the thing they observed was the thing they wanted to observe.
When you could observe both entangled ends at the same time, of course you knew their changes were the same, but how could you ensure that beyond a certain distance, in places where people could not see, the things observed on both sides were also consistent?
Quantum states were a very strange thing with extremely bizarre uncertainty, coupled with the fact that humans could not explain many physical phenomena, so there were always some unresolvable issues regarding long-distance quantum communication.
The scientists were just having an ordinary discussion, and idle chatter and sharing were also part of a scientist's daily routine.
Another scientist asked almost subconsciously, "Does this mean that we actually can't contact Mr. Lin Qi anymore?"
The scientist who answered the question paused for a moment and thought about