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No, what you suggestion would also imply superluminal communication because you also have to send what your are measuring (such as polarization) classically. No
by zitterbewegung 5y ago
No, what you suggestion would also imply superluminal communication because you also have to send what your are measuring (such as polarization) classically. Now you are sending three bits .
- Fordec 5y agoIt would be luminal. But combine the knowledge of the location with speed of light and you can backwards engineer the difference. But because it's luminal without needing directionality, that cuts out a bunch of the question marks on optical networking.