Oh I don't think there's much spookiness to them; rather I think
   we've been oversold on the spooky aspect of it all.

   Rather, I think they move very quickly, and we find it confusing
   that they don't follow classical mechanics..

   I have SOME ideas of entanglement and the Time dimension, mostly
   due to our lack of ability to create instruments that can
   measure time to the degrees necessary to compensate for lag (our
   timing resolution is ultimately limited to the smallest time
   units we can use, which are ALSO at the scale that we're trying
   to measure!)

   But I'm rather excited with this idea of manipulating electrons
   via their waveforms. They can call them spooky electron double
   holes all they like, but it's not spooky; it's just something
   better described via waves in that case, or perhaps
   self-reinforcing standing waves at the very least.

   anyway I'm excited about this and that we're FINALLY gaining
   some abilities at the attosecond levels that can eventually
   prove beneficial in engineering and production of new devices.

   The science doesn't excite me as much as when it can be turned
   into a practical reality creating things we can do stuff with
   smile emoticon