> I hope everyone understand that if you take two entangled photons A and B and detect A before B, then the outcome of the measurement of B must depend on the

> I hope everyone understand that if you take two entangled photons A and B and detect A before B, then the outcome of the measurement of B must depend on the outcome of the earlier measurement of A, because measuring A causes the collapse of the joint state and determines the wavefunction of B undergoing the later measurement. This bakes in an assumption that collapse happens, which I don't believe everyone agrees with...