> I mean it’s just noise like any background signal.. My microwave produces noise but I'd like to think scientists could pick it up with their sensors and say

> I mean it’s just noise like any background signal.. My microwave produces noise but I'd like to think scientists could pick it up with their sensors and say "huh, sounds like a microwave". You might be sending encrypted noise over the wire, but the things like error correction codes are not encrypted. It might be white noise, but you've got to make sure it's the correct white noise when it arrives at its intended destination. > Then, we people are very soon capable of communicating using quantum entanglement How many years from now do you think it'll be before we simply stop using radio waves entirely?