Einstein and Entanglement

[chromodynamics]

In this year celebrating the achievements of Einstein, I found this interesting article about his relationship to quantum mechanics and specifically the current work on entanglement. It is a very approachable for those who don't like articles that are too technical.

Hope everyone is enjoying their holidays.

Comments

[longtimegone]

Ooo neat article! I'm going to bookmark to read at work today when I need a break.

How totally dorky is that? "I'm gonna read a science article when I need some down time from my accounting work." *facepalm*

My holidays have been v. nice. Unfortunately, they made me go back to work! :((

[chromodynamics.livejournal.com]

I often take breaks from my computer work to read science articles, so I am right there with you. I rarely read accounting articles, though. :)

Yeah, I wish I was still on vacation too. Still, +money.

Look forward to seeing you soon!

[longtimegone]

I rarely read accounting articles, though. :)

I try to avoid them as much as possible myself. I like to stay awake during the day, usually. :))

I can't wait to see you all too!

[chromodynamics.livejournal.com]

Do you have your own accounting company, or do you work full-time for another company? I would much rather give my business to a friend, and I am full of questions about taxes now that I am an independent contractor (maybe I should do some reading on accounting).

Anyway, we can talk when you are here.

[longtimegone]

I work full time for a company. I'm a corporate accountant for a rather large property management company.

Tax accounting is pretty much a world away from what I do. I know of a good tax accountant that my parents have used for their tax issues regarding the sale of the beach house land, etc (so! complicated!). You might prefer someone in your state though. He's based in AL.

[chromodynamics.livejournal.com]

Yeah, we have someone here. I just figured if you did do tax accounting, we would throw our business your way. Thanks!