The document explores theories regarding quantum entanglement and the limitations of space and time as defined by Einstein's theory of relativity. It introduces a grid dimension concept that illustrates how space can be quantized into units the size of Planck's length, which affects the speed of light and the perception of different observers in staggered parallel worlds. The findings suggest that these non-local dimensions are critical to understanding the 'spooky action at a distance' phenomenon in quantum physics.