This article postulates that elements of a cell can be charged using
quantum entanglement (if you don't know what that means please read:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_entanglement).
http://motherboard.vice.com/en_uk/read/theorized-quantacell-quantum-batteries-may-offer-super-fast-charging
According to the article one cell could be used to charge essentially
the whole pack in parallel.
Some musings about the implications if it becomes possible to make
batteries this way:
The neat thing about entanglement is that the entangled particles
can be *any* distance from each other.
The cells of the entangled battery could be separated by any distance.
If we can charge through entanglement then if follows that we can
discharge the same way.
You could take one cell in the car and leave the rest at home
charging at the same time the car is travelling.
The cells that aren't in the car could stay at the factory and
just get charged off the grid, as a service.
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