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Thanks for the explanation! How can we know anything about quantum entanglement when measuring the entangled particles, or any effects they have, cause the who

Thanks for the explanation! How can we know anything about quantum entanglement when measuring the entangled particles, or any effects they have, cause the whole thing to collapse?

roywiggins 6y ago
One straightforward way is you perform the same experiment over and over, the quantum weirdness will show up in the statistics. Eg you might test if two measurements are the same more often than they should be by the laws of classical probability.