No, quantum entanglement does not let you send information faster than light. No, it's not what Einstein called "spooky action at a distance". #QuantumBullshit
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To be fair, the idea that information about the measurement and its outcome is "transferred instantly" is not inconsistent with quantum theory or relativity, per se. The important point is that such information cannot be **accessed** in quantum theory, making the theory "causal".
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I kinda expected you'd link this: youtube.com/watch?v=Dl6DyY wanted to rewatch it, and was surprised it was another video
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Footprint publishers of bilateral sides #Now=#Observe the whole universe using #Placeholders: "1" for units: "O" for "Oxygen" & "Zero" to publish "I UpEnded QuantumSpace=Time":
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24[3 Oxygen]=Left±8±Twin
3(x=3)+1=fingers±1O+2thumbs
#Will f(x)=±1 point
¿ O2<=up=>H2O ?
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I wonder why Prof. didn't develop quantum mechanics further (he predicted some quantum behavior we know today- now we have solar cells) Dr. Was he too old, was he busy enjoying life provided by the monetary reward from ?
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Hi Dr. Sabine. In the spirit of giving back and in the same vein of things that we know exists but can't comprehend because we can't experience them, try this beautiful game about the 4th spatial dimension:
youtube.com/watch?v=9yW--e
God loves you & us :-)
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