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Ok, let's say the absolute truth orientation is +x. What would you expect to happen when you measure along the +y axis? You'd expect a completely random result.
by russdill 7y ago
Ok, let's say the absolute truth orientation is +x. What would you expect to happen when you measure along the +y axis? You'd expect a completely random result. But that isn't what you get when you measure both entangled particles in +y. Yes the spin of either particle on it's own is completely random, but their spin will always be opposite.
- umvi 7y agoIf you already know the absolute truth orientation, then there should be no guesswork when it comes to measuring it
- russdill 7y agoOK, so when you measure spin, you get two possible results. Either up or down. Set up a particle so it it's spin is in the +z axis. Now measure it in the +x axis. Will the detector return up or down?