"If the Big Bang is true, that means everything that came out of it, all of the particles, all of us, there is a scientific force that connects it all that we don't really know about." And so now we're on the plane and he's unintentionally come up with the perfect metaphor, based in quantum physics of all things, to describe his relationship with LeBron James. Let's go! Detroit, he said, is where he's making his mark on the world by buying up abandoned buildings and rehabilitating them. I was asking him what he believes in, about business and politics and decision-making, and he kept saying I needed to visit his hometown of Detroit if I wanted to understand what he's about. A few hours ago, Gilbert and I were talking after the Cavs' 108-89 win over the Raptors in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. If it sounds absurd, that's how this whole night has been. It's fun to use "spooky action at a distance" as a real scientific term! Einstein called it 'spooky action at a distance.'"
But when you turn one of them clockwise, simultaneously, the other particle will go the opposite direction. And you can separate them, by a foot, by a mile, by a million miles, by a billion miles. "There's these particles that are entangled. "You ever heard of entanglement?" he asks. We're on the smaller of the two private planes that Gilbert, the billionaire owner of the Cavaliers, uses to arrange for his friends and family to commute from their homes in suburban Detroit to Cleveland for Cavs games. Wickersham and Van Natta Jr.: Spygate to Deflategate - Inside what split the NFL and Patriots apart Thompson: The secret history of Tiger Woods Jackson: Ali's defiance helped change history Doubletruck is a new home for ESPN storytelling, a place to find the best of our features, investigations, behind-the-scenes looks at personalities who make headlines and moving portraits of characters beneath the radar.
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