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I've always thought one would need a quantum clock to accomplish the same "instant" across the universe. Something that starts entangled and therefore stays in
by sixdimensional 8y ago
I've always thought one would need a quantum clock to accomplish the same "instant" across the universe. Something that starts entangled and therefore stays in sync regardless of space and distance.
That's a complete amateur physicist taking a stab at it!! I'm probably horribly wrong :)
- ajkjk 8y agoThat's not possible. Quantum mechanics doesn't give you clocks anyway, but if it did it still couldn't solve the problem of time dilation either.