The meaning of relative independence, or wave function separability is explored. A particle may log on' or become inseparable in certain circumstances. The fourth chapter investigates the process of a particle logging on' to the quantum particle network. Sometimes several identical particles may use different screen-names' over the same internet provider. Some become reflected waves', some transmitted waves', and many other possibilities.
Some particles even have trouble logging on.
They have long relaxation times. Particles get together and do things in concert. Virtual Places might be an even better analogy, but that type of stuff isn't well-developed yet. Chapter seven talks about favorite places' or bookmarks', lists of URL's that are like Bohm's enfolded order. Chapter eight zaps into other realities, other upcoming interpretations of the quantum information superhighway.