Yes. You should have elaborated on the principle of quantum entanglement.
Let me explain this (over)-simply. If two quantum particles are entangled, they are forever entangled and the behaviour of one particle will instantaneously affect the other, wherever the other particle is, in the universe. This is known as the non-local effect. Distance and time cease to matter.
Here's one implication. When you think a thought, you create certain electrical impulses in your brain. Electrical impulses are simply the movement of electrons. Electrons are subatomic particles. The movement of each of those electrons instantly affect every other subatomic particle they have ever been entangled with, since the beginning of the universe, wherever those other particles now are.
Upon being affected, the behaviour of those other particles will change, and this in turn affects the behaviour of every other particle in the universe that those other particles have ever entangled with. And on and on and on and on ....
And so ..... now you can see now how your thoughts are linked to the rest of the universe.
For those who are interested to know more, simply google "quantum entanglement".
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