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> So some entangled particles stored in space relay expansions? Entangled particles aren’t going to help us. (Wish i could find that video that explains why…)
by beretguy 3y ago
> So some entangled particles stored in space relay expansions?
Entangled particles aren’t going to help us. (Wish i could find that video that explains why…)
- krapp 3y agoI don't know about the video but here are a couple of other sources explainingwhy quantum entanglement doesn't allow FTL communication[0,1]. [0]https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/512504/in-layman-terms-why-cant-quantum-entanglement-be-used-to-achieve-ftl-communica https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/512504/in-layman... [1]https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/why-does-quantum-entanglement-not-allow-ftl-communication.231008/ https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/why-does-quantum-entan...
- aatd86 3y agoWell, the way I've seen it explained, seems like it's similar to being able to dereference some object locally to read a value (observation) but not having access to that global state between the two variables to write it (we don't know yet at least). The problem being that dereferencing (observing) is a mutating operation. So, maybe we will find something some day. A bit of a professional deformation :o) Science evolves.