Quantum physics is widely recognized as the most successful but counterintuitive physical theory. It has enabled significant technological advancements across diverse fields by providing incredibly accurate predictions about the behavior of microscopic particles. However, despite its success, many quantum phenomena are still beyond our classical intuition. Since the 1980s, the scientific community has undergone a paradigm shift in the way they study quantum phenomena. Instead of treating them as inexplicable conundrums, they are now viewed as useful resources. This shift led to the emergence of quantum information science, which explores the advantages that quantum theory can offer in processing and transferring information.