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Bearing in mind 'spooky action at a distance', shouldn't we be expecting to see some kind of mechanism that would imply some kind of particle accounting behind
by watmough 15y ago
Bearing in mind 'spooky action at a distance', shouldn't we be expecting to see some kind of mechanism that would imply some kind of particle accounting behind the scenes, that might appear as objects or information moving faster than the speed of light?
- danparsonson 15y agoAssuming you're talking about entanglement (an effect of quantum mechanics), then no. Since QM describes the behaviour of particles (such as the 'faster than light' neutrinos in this experiment), you can't use the behaviour of particles to describe QM.