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Nope, it’s a common misunderstanding. While the particles are entangled regardless of distance and the action is instantaneous (at least, that’s one way of inte
by tambourine_man 4y ago
Nope, it’s a common misunderstanding. While the particles are entangled regardless of distance and the action is instantaneous (at least, that’s one way of interpreting it) there’s no way to actually transmit information.
You may try to come up with clever encodings for electron spins, but you’ll see that you end up having to know a priory what the other end had. It’s a long topic to discuss on a HN thread but a quick YouTube search will get you interesting videos.