Quantum Entanglement (A Love Story)
It's nice when everything is in balance, and in its right place.
I just picked up pocket kings in the small blind.
CO 3x, Button Call.
Hero 15.5x
CO jams.
Queens.
Jack high board.
Next hand, AA.
Cutoff 3x, Hero 14x, Cutoff call.
QThh5x, Check, Hero bets 22.5x, call.
7x, Check, Hero jams, villains calls with A5.
Hero wins again.
a few hours later i turbo punted 3 stacks.
Which brings us to the PRESENT.
(Destination: unknown)
Prolly gonna relax tonight and play Breath of the Wild.
(Rupee Rupee Rupee Rupee Soho!)
I made it to night #2 of vaping flower. I read it takes 1-3 weeks to adjust to the new high. Tonight was better than last..I like where this is heading.
I'm on the verge of really taking off with my exercise. I feel light on my feet and have plenty of energy.
5/13/2026
12:15am
Detroit
I'm going in for a bathroom mission.
I will vape a bowl,
turn out the light,
and sleep for 3-4 hours.
If I survive phase 1 of the night I will return to blog some more.
I easily fell asleep the past two nights VAPING flower, and both times it was not easy to fall back asleep upon my usual mid - night excursion.
I guess "self-improvement" is becoming a cardinal direction for me. Prior it was like:
---Try---, fail, ---repeat---
Which was a bit like punching myself in the face.
Now it is like
"Understand the system"
"****ing optimize it"
Saw him play in the early 90s at Fenway. Me and two other friends were goofing around near the park early in the second inning of a Boston vs Seattle game when a scalper came up to us and offered good tickets for $30 ea. The Sox sucked at that time, and had for a while, so we turned him down.
Okay, $10 each.
I offered him $10 total for 3 tickets, and he took it quick. The seats were 4 rows back halfway between home and first. They were close enough that Steve Lyons for Boston heard a heckler shout "Hey Steve! Hey Steve!" then "You're a bum." twice in his same at-bat. I'll never know why Lyons fell for it the second time.
Anyways, Boston was a .4xx team; Griffey hit a dinger and got polite applause from the crowd, as the Sox weren't doing anything.
Still the best $3.33 tickets I've ever bought.
Live blog.
Me: I dont play bomb pots.
Guy: You don't?
Me: It's against my religion.
Guy: Me too, but I play em anyway.
Me: Eternal Damnation awaits.
this poker game is so fun
guy: I call $11 (preflop)
Table: You cant call $11
next guy: $11. "i got you homie"
lmao
Fellas,
I must admit. I seem to love vaping flower.
And you will too if you give it a chance.
For the past 3 days, I've been spraying hot mist into my throat hoping for some kind of miracle.
Just now I broke through to the other side.
It was supposed to take 1-3 weeks for the vape high to surpass the smoke high.
But I'm really close! And this high is better AND more functional.
Being able to survey 'popular thought' instantly through A.I. might be its best feature as of now.
I kind of hate REDDIT. But it's important that Grok often parses infinite posts from there.
what's that truth about ELECTRONS? you can know their position, and their velocity seperately, but never together?
Yes, that's the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle — one of the foundational truths of quantum mechanics.You cannot know both the exact position and the exact momentum (velocity) of an electron (or any particle) at the same time with arbitrary precision. The better you know one, the worse you know the other.The core idea:Position (where it is) and momentum (how fast it's going and in what direction) are complementary properties.
There's a fundamental limit:
Δx ⋅ Δp ≥ ħ/2
Where:Δx = uncertainty in position
Δp = uncertainty in momentum (p = mass × velocity)
ħ = h/2π (h is Planck's constant)
This is not a limitation of our measuring tools. It's not that we're "not good enough yet." It's a fundamental feature of reality at the quantum scale. The act of measuring one disturbs the other in an unavoidable way.Why electrons specifically?Electrons are light and quantum particles, so the effect is very noticeable. If you try to pin down an electron's position very precisely (e.g., by bouncing high-energy photons off it), you give it a big unpredictable kick — messing up its momentum/velocity badly. If you measure its velocity gently (low-energy light), its position becomes fuzzy.Common ways this is misunderstood:It's not "you can know one or the other, but never both." You can know approximations of both — just not arbitrarily precise versions simultaneously.
It applies to conjugate pairs: position-momentum, time-energy, etc.
It has nothing to do with "consciousness" or observer effects in the mystical sense (that's a pop-sci myth).
Analogy:Imagine trying to photograph a very fast, tiny ball in a dark room. Use a fast flash → you freeze its position clearly, but the impact of the light changes its speed/direction wildly.
Use a long exposure with dim light → you get a sense of its motion trail (velocity), but it's smeared out so you don't know exactly where it is.
At the quantum level, this trade-off is baked into nature.This principle is rock-solid — it's been experimentally confirmed countless times and is essential for understanding atoms, chemistry, semiconductors, lasers, etc. Without it, matter as we know it wouldn't exist (electrons would collapse into the nucleus).So yes — that's the truth about electrons (and all quantum particles). Position and momentum are inherently uncertain together.
The double-slit experiment messed with my head as a youngster, but now it seems conceptually obvious.
I'm on the verge of really taking off with my exercise. I feel light on my feet and have plenty of energy.
This morning at Dawn I walked 5.2 miles; running for a tiny portion of that.
I'm going to continue pushing early in the morning so long as my sleep pattern supports it.
