A quote regarding entanglement, looking for an interpretation.

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The discussion centers on the concept of quantum entanglement in relation to atomic particles and their interaction with individuals. It suggests that each atomic particle that is added to or replaces a part of a person becomes quantum entangled with them. A counterpoint is raised, proposing that these particles were already entangled prior to becoming part of an individual, implying that all atoms within a molecule are inherently entangled. This notion challenges conventional understanding and raises skepticism about the feasibility of such entanglement at the molecular level.
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each atomic particle that replaces or is added to us is becomes quantum entangled with us in the process.

I'll reserve my opinion, but I'd appreciate yours.
 
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I think those particles were entangled with you long before they became a part of you.
 
This would mean, for the least, that all atoms in a molecule are always entangled. That is hard to believe.
 
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