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While it is spooky interaction at a distance it can't be used to transfer information faster than light. In simple terms, the states are correlated, but you hav
by welterde 6y ago
While it is spooky interaction at a distance it can't be used to transfer information faster than light.
In simple terms, the states are correlated, but you have no way to influence what they are.
You get a random number and know instantly what the other random number of the remote particle is, but that doesn't transfer any information from you to the remote location or vice-versa.
The most obvious explanation would have been that there is some kind of hidden state and they don't interact at all anymore, but that doesn't appear to be the case.