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But transferring instantaneously is theoretically possible through this method, correct? So am I right in interpreting that if we can transfer particles instan
by Mangalor 12y ago
But transferring instantaneously is theoretically possible through this method, correct?
So am I right in interpreting that if we can transfer particles instantaneously, that information time travel must necessarily follow?
- nine_k 12y agoIf we can transfer information FTL, (backwards) time travel necessarily follows. See Kip Thorne's time machine schematics (mentioned e.g. here: http://www.andersoninstitute.com/wormholes.html http://www.andersoninstitute.com/wormholes.html). The only problem is that you need a wormhole to build it.
- weavejester 12y agoNo, not as far as we know. The no-communication theorem states that you cannot communicate information between observers via entanglement, at least assuming the laws of quantum mechanics hold.