Does God play dice? And what are physicists playing at? Nicolas Gisant, the author of the breakthrough Geneva experiment on the transmission of quantum entanglement of photon pairs through optical fiber, presents his views on fundamental questions of quantum physics through the prism of Bell's game - an imaginary experiment that examines the theoretical possibility of superluminal information transmission using entangled particles. Real experiments with them have proven the non-local nature of the world: contrary to the intuitive wishes of scientists, events in remote points of the Universe can directly depend on each other. The true nature of these phenomena and the consequences arising from them have recently become a hot topic in physics. According to the author, the second quantum revolution, which began in the last decade of the 20th century, will make it possible to build a new, consistent and fruitful view of the world.