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You would have to know when to measure. If you on mars measure too soon, youre the one forcing the other atom to flip. You also wouldnt know that you had done t
by netcraft 4y ago
You would have to know when to measure. If you on mars measure too soon, youre the one forcing the other atom to flip. You also wouldnt know that you had done that. (I think, IANAQP)
- oneoff786 4y agoThat could be agreed upon ahead of time.
- hsn915 4y agoThat's not how it works. At long enough distances, "before" and "after" are only relatively defined. That's the whole point of relativity. Two events A and B can occur "A first, then B" in one reference frame, but "B first, then A" in another reference frame.