When 1+1≠2: How Quantum Physics Broke the Laws of Statistics
<p>Let’s play a coin-toss game: toss three coins, and try to have them all land differently. This is a seemingly impossible task, because no matter how rigged a coin is, it can only have two sides. There simply aren’t enough possibilities for all three tosses to land differently.</p>
<p>Yet, with the power of quantum physics, such an impossible feat can be achieved statistically: three coin tosses can all land differently. And the reward for winning? 2022’s Nobel Prize in Physics, which was awarded to Alain Aspect, John Clauser, and Anton Zeilinger on 2022-10-04.</p>
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