Ivette Fuentes
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first heard Nov 2025
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And then Sugato takes it, and and Sugato and colleagues uh take it for further by kind of uh uh stating how would you do this test nowadays, right?
So the idea is that you have one particle in a superposition.
But not only one, you need a second particle.
In another superposition.
So you see already the challenge that we've been talking for a long time of getting one in a superposition, and here you need two in a superposition.
But anyway, so the this side of the superposition you bring together close to the other side of the superposition.
And the idea is that if uh gravity entangles
these uh particles then
gravity is quantum because um
what the work done by them claims is that you need a quantum
a quantum mediator to entangle.
Now, I'm not gonna comment on that because there are discussions and some people agree on
if that's the case or some people disagree on what the case and there's a discussion.
I don't want to chip in into that discussion.
What I want to talk about is the course in r in relevance to the question that you ask me about the experiments, though.
Also we were talking about how I put my bar like really high sometimes.
That experiment is much more difficult to do than other experiments that I proposed in the past, like the gravitational wave detector and things like that.
And that's where I say like, oh you know, like I've kind of said I'm not maybe not gonna like push on this because that is really far away the line.
So.
And this is an example of of an experiment that is really difficult to do, but you have a huge community working on it and why not?
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