Quantum weirdeness determinism and pilot waves explained

The cool part about entanglement is you could (in theory) send data instantly over massive distances. Data lag wouldnt exist.

You have two quantum modems that create particles that are entangled. This establishment phase would take a little bit of time but once the two entanged particles were created you could have instant data transfers.

By manipulating the particle the entanged particle on the other end will mimic it exactly.

You could also create as many entanged particles as you wanted. This means you could instantly be connected with millions of connections all transfering data instantly.

Real time events can be broadcasted instantly with no delay.

This is completely untrue according to Quantum Theory (or any other accepted theory in modern science). The claim that data can be sent instantly over a distance contradicts what Quantum Mechanics actually says.

This is an interesting video. He makes a pretty significant mistake at the beginning of the video... and repeats it a couple of times later.

The droplets are not causing the standing waves. I am pretty sure the standing waves are being generated by laboratory equipment.

That is completely opposite to what I have heard explained in several entanglement presentations. Are you sure you aren't reading a bad source, or maybe misunderstanding what they are saying?

I hope someone like Man will explain it all in short sentences of common words placed in the usu order

As far as I could get it the equipment does the jiggling but the droplets bounce creates the pilot wave.