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Isn't entanglement in quantum physics the manifestation of shared state? tongue-in-cheek
by aatd86 1y ago
Isn't entanglement in quantum physics the manifestation of shared state? tongue-in-cheek
- psychoslave 1y agoMaybe. Or maybe we observe the same point of information source from two points which happen to be distant in the 3-coordinates we are accustomized to deal with, but both close to this single point in some other.
- aatd86 1y agobut that still means that there is shared state on the projection from the higher tensor space. orthogonality needs to be valid for all subspaces.