I suggest using "spooky correlation" to better explain this. It's just a forced correlation of two parameters after all. To make entanglement, we make an experi

I suggest using "spooky correlation" to better explain this. It's just a forced correlation of two parameters after all. To make entanglement, we make an experiment where we force system to behave in a way that correlates results of two parameters. When we measure one, we know the other is correlated in a way that was set in our experiment. "Spooky" because it can hold at vast distances and across time.