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Is it possible to find a particle large enough when entangled can create a wormhole for humans?
The discussion centers on the feasibility of using entangled particles to create wormholes suitable for human travel. It is established that entanglement does not correlate with the formation of wormholes, as elementary particles lack size and composite particles do not influence entanglement or wormhole creation. The conversation references Leonard Susskind's lectures on ER bridges, which explore connections between black holes, but these concepts remain speculative and are not universally accepted in peer-reviewed literature.
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