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With a true 'd = 0' for entangled particuls you could have faster than light communication no? But entanglement as far as we know now doesn't allow FTL communic
by renox 9y ago
With a true 'd = 0' for entangled particuls you could have faster than light communication no?
But entanglement as far as we know now doesn't allow FTL communications.
- daxfohl 9y agoKinda the opposite. If you redefine what "distance" means, that's explicitly how you's avoid FTL communication and eliminate the EPR paradox. Again though, I really am not an expert, or even more than armchair knowledgeable, on the subject.
- jcoffland 9y agoOn their own, entangled particles do not allow information to be communicated.