As you're the only person so far on this thread who seems to know about this, is my understanding correct that non-locality of entanglement is because all the e

As you're the only person so far on this thread who seems to know about this, is my understanding correct that non-locality of entanglement is because all the entangled entities are described by a single hamiltonian which means the energy expressed in each of their degrees of freedom must sum to zero, so only certain combinations of measurements are possible of the system as a whole