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As far as I know, quantum entanglement is like two paper bags with two identical colored balls in them. You can separate the bags by a million miles, and yet if
by ythl 10y ago
As far as I know, quantum entanglement is like two paper bags with two identical colored balls in them. You can separate the bags by a million miles, and yet if you look in one bag, you will know which color ball the other bag contains (because they contain the same color).
Can someone correct this analogy if I'm wrong?
- spacehome 10y agoIt falls under the category of "Hidden Variable Theories" and cannot explain the violation of Bell's Inequality.