"Einstein's Quantum Legacy: Where Wormholes Meet Entanglement"

Join us for a mind-bending exploration of two groundbreaking 1935 papers by Albert Einstein that are revolutionizing our understanding of the universe. This fascinating discussion features:

• Distinguished Panel:

- Mark von Ramsdonk (University of British Columbia)

- Anna Alonso Serrano (Max Planck Institute)

- Leonard Susskind (Stanford University)

Key Highlights:

- The shocking connection between quantum entanglement and wormholes

- Einstein's revolutionary "spooky action at a distance" and why it troubled him

- How two seemingly unrelated papers may hold the key to unifying quantum mechanics and gravity

- Modern implications for black holes and the very fabric of space-time

What You'll Learn:

* The fascinating history of quantum mechanics vs. classical physics

* Why entanglement is considered the most distinctive feature of quantum mechanics

* How Einstein's skepticism led to profound discoveries

* Cutting-edge theories about the relationship between space, time, and quantum connections

Perfect For:

- Science enthusiasts

- Physics students

- Anyone fascinated by Einstein's legacy

- Those curious about the deepest mysteries of our universe

Notable Quote:

"These two 1935 papers, written just months apart, may hold the key to understanding the fundamental nature of space, time, and reality itself."

Join us for this intellectually thrilling journey through Einstein's most profound insights and their unexpected modern implications. Discover how these revolutionary ideas continue to shape our understanding of the universe's deepest mysteries.

Level: Accessible to general audience while including advanced concepts for physics enthusiasts