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> What do you think? Will we ever know? Of course we will know. If the data is from a scan the museum made, there exists a way to compare the two data sets and

> What do you think? Will we ever know? Of course we will know. If the data is from a scan the museum made, there exists a way to compare the two data sets and give a certainty one came from the other. That is the nature of entanglement, after all.

frandroid 11y ago
You mean of course we /could/ know. There's no certainty that even if the museum's scan was stolen, that they would publicly admit it.
- kordless 11y ago
  If it's stolen and the museum decides to be public about it (again, if it's stolen), we would know. Math allows us to know this.