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You can't communicate arbitrary information faster than the speed of light. However, you can interpret that the propagation of a collapsing a quantum state to
by onemoreact 15y ago
You can't communicate arbitrary information faster than the speed of light.
However, you can interpret that the propagation of a collapsing a quantum state to be faster than the speed of light. Or, as predetermined hidden variables that interact with observation in spooky ways. But, as there does not seem to be a way to test the differences between those interpretations it's not really a meaningful scientific question.
- Anderkent 15y agoOr you could choose a sane interpretation that does not require amendment every time a larger object is shown 'entanglible', but still preserves locality? See macroscopic decoherence.