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Why would you need to compare the states of the particles if you know a priori that they are entangled? Doesn't the theory say that the states will always match
by politician 14y ago
Why would you need to compare the states of the particles if you know a priori that they are entangled? Doesn't the theory say that the states will always match? I still don't understand why one side couldn't just measure the interval between state changes and use that channel to read information.