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Why would that force collapse? I would almost expect that the lack of communication over those distances forces _more_ uncertainty (i.e. a wider probability dis
by rocqua 4y ago
Why would that force collapse? I would almost expect that the lack of communication over those distances forces _more_ uncertainty (i.e. a wider probability distribution) rather than less uncertainty.
- im3w1l 4y agoIt's kind of a joke, which is what I meant by -of-the-gaps. If two particles are outside of each others event horizons, they can't communicate so you can't tell whether they are entangled (AA or BB) or whether the system has collapsed into say AA.