Entropy And Quantum Entanglement

Whenever electromagnetic energy strikes anything, there is entropy.  Whenever electromagnetic energy strikes anything, the Clifford-based expansion of the multifarious light-cone-gauge eigenstates are torqued -- at least in part -- in a Njenhuis-based manner.  This works to help to cause an "invasion" of the Poincare-based indices, that are of the core-field-density of superstrings.  The "invasion" of the Poincare-based indices, that are of the core-field-density of superstrings -- may be thought of as quantum entanglement.  This is at least in part, why any entropy always works to involve at least a certain degree or a certain manner of the physical phenomenology, that is known of as quantum entanglement.  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Sam Roach.