WHEN I WAS EMERGING (RELUCTANTLY) into adulthood, I wondered if I would live long enough to see the boundaries between religion and science come down like the Berlin Wall. I did. Consider the phenomenon of quantum entanglement: Electrons have a property called “spin”, and it can be “up spin” or “down spin.” When two electrons are separated and the spin of one is flipped, the other flips — with no time lag, no matter how great the separation, apparently out to interstellar distances. Protons are also connected. Physicist Nassim Haramein has shown that protons connect with other protons and share ...
