No. There are no “hidden local variables” (color in your example), and it really is “spooky action from a distance”. See Bell’s Theorem, this has been mathemat

No. There are no “hidden local variables” (color in your example), and it really is “spooky action from a distance”. See Bell’s Theorem, this has been mathematically and experimentally proved: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell's_theorem https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell's_theorem This thing that might be confusing you is the action you are taking is collapsing the wave function of a pair of entangled particles (by measuring one of them), so they go from a superposition of up|down to each having one definite value. You can’t repeatedly twiddle the bit here.