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Quantum entanglement, perhaps? It's supposed to transfer information without any speed of light limitation.
by extesy 14y ago
Quantum entanglement, perhaps? It's supposed to transfer information without any speed of light limitation.
- zitterbewegung 14y agoIf we could get enough bits to work with quantum entanglement then sure. But regardless to get information out of a quantum entanglement you have to send a basis of measurement before you can decode the data so you are still bound by the speed of light.
- robin_reala 14y agoThat's the best explanation I've read of why quantum tunnelling doesn't allow FTL information transfer. Thanks!
- jaekwon 14y agoI don't think it does.