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> There will never be future changes in state from one that result in effects in the other. You are assuming that the Principle of locality is true and proven.
by csomar 2y ago
> There will never be future changes in state from one that result in effects in the other.
You are assuming that the Principle of locality is true and proven. This is far from being the case from my understanding.
- adrianN 2y agoYou can’t really prove things in physics, but to my knowledge we don’t have observations that contradict locality.
- pizza 2y agoI've been thinking about this comment a bit. What do you mean that it's far from being proven? Wouldn't this mean there is some evidence for something faster than c?