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Entangled Bosons, Disordered Grids, and a Math Fight Over Fluids

CERN confirms entanglement in Higgs decays, a 6.3-million-cell brain atlas maps Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, and OpenAI's disputed Navier-Stokes proof kicks off a fight over what counts as mathematical understanding. Then a deep dive into a delightfully counterintuitive physics result: why mismatched, imperfect components can make power grids, brains, and materials more stable than perfectly uniform ones.