Just a visual of the spinning interactions using spinning tops...
Now discount the revolving action of the tops spinning around one another, we are not interested in that as we have a alignment holding them in within a set area of probability. This area could be thought of as a dimple not unlike the dimples on a golf ball but in 2D using the spinning top as a example. spread the golf ball pattern across the blue arena area to help visualise a more steady electron.
what you do need to absorb is the interactions of the spin is transmitted from one to the other, some bounce furiously out when their energy levels are high compared to two lower energy levels which touch and kiss for a while.
but ultimately they all lose the spin to one another or to friction/heat.
In our electrons case as it loses the quantised energy and therefore spin it will not stop, its returns to the atom valence shell from where it came. It is entangled.
Quantum entanglement is a physical phenomenon that occurs when pairs or groups of particles are generated or interact in ways such that the quantum state of each particle cannot be described independently of the others, even when the particles are separated by a large distance—instead, a quantum state must be described ..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1EUL5U-RIUNow no electron bounces out of the set probability area it is confined to, unlike the spinning top...but that enables a force to transmit and this will rob the electron of momentum and energy.
For those people reading this thread without absorbing all that has been said before and having the view the electron is pure energy. therefore no physical spin. I am saying the electron is in a quantum state and acts like a dual particle where it takes on a physical attribute this can be reinforced by the effects observed in the photoelectric phenomena. discount this as you might that effect.