Einstein's brilliant mistake: Entangled states - Chad Orzel
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Date: 2020-08-22
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tushar
Imagine 1 photon is spinning in one direction then you just split it it half which creates 2 spining particles. Now what will be the outcome in the normal world? Either both will be spining clock wise/ both will be spining anti clock wise/ one spining clock wise and other anti clock wise / vice versa of the previous. So, what quantum entanglement shows us is that the first two options doesn't exist at all, both the splited particles will never behave the same at the same time, they will always be opposite of others, be one particle at one point in the universe and the other at another point in the universe.
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Imagine 1 photon is spinning in one direction then you just split it it half which creates 2 spining particles. Now what will be the outcome in the normal world? Either both will be spining clock wise/ both will be spining anti clock wise/ one spining clock wise and other anti clock wise / vice versa of the previous. So, what quantum entanglement shows us is that the first two options doesn't exist at all, both the splited particles will never behave the same at the same time, they will always be opposite of others, be one particle at one point in the universe and the other at another point in the universe.
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PheatherGoblin
I do not know why somebody did even consider this entanglement a paradox, or a relativity violation. The action is performed at the moment of creation, not at the moment of measurement. Nothing is transmitted to the second particle when we measure the first. It is just that we instantly know the state of the second when we measured the first state, not that it somehow changes
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I do not know why somebody did even consider this entanglement a paradox, or a relativity violation. The action is performed at the moment of creation, not at the moment of measurement. Nothing is transmitted to the second particle when we measure the first. It is just that we instantly know the state of the second when we measured the first state, not that it somehow changes
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Lucas
So Einstein was wrong because the transmission of information between entangled particles is indeed faster than light, and not defined by hidden information like Einstein chose to believe. However, since the information transited faster than light is random, it is not useful to communicate stuff at that faster than light speed. Is it correct?
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So Einstein was wrong because the transmission of information between entangled particles is indeed faster than light, and not defined by hidden information like Einstein chose to believe. However, since the information transited faster than light is random, it is not useful to communicate stuff at that faster than light speed. Is it correct?
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I'm hoping that one day, we can figure out a pattern in the randomness (its incredibly unlikely, as they are the most random things ever) but if we can, it would mean the possibility of instant transmission of data. Just my hope, but kinda out there lol
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I'm hoping that one day, we can figure out a pattern in the randomness (its incredibly unlikely, as they are the most random things ever) but if we can, it would mean the possibility of instant transmission of data. Just my hope, but kinda out there lol
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Harish
What if the particles are not entangled but they all are the same? That's why it seems like they can transfer information so fast. but actually what's happening is we are looking at different manifestations of the same particle? Omnipresence?
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What if the particles are not entangled but they all are the same? That's why it seems like they can transfer information so fast. but actually what's happening is we are looking at different manifestations of the same particle? Omnipresence?
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Jop
what if there is a athor dimension that isn't relative to the three space dimensions. this way it can have the same effect as a wormhole. but than not by bending spacetime but by an crossing fift dimension.
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what if there is a athor dimension that isn't relative to the three space dimensions. this way it can have the same effect as a wormhole. but than not by bending spacetime but by an crossing fift dimension.
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Lam
Wow. Compelling concepts, if they figure out this. Does that mean, einstein theory is no longer safe. Humandity has a new mean of tranferring information. Everything faster than a blink of an eye.
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Wow. Compelling concepts, if they figure out this. Does that mean, einstein theory is no longer safe. Humandity has a new mean of tranferring information. Everything faster than a blink of an eye.
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Joseph
The hidden variables(none. Bell's theorem proving that entanglement was real, despite nonlocality which seemed to defy relativity.
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The hidden variables(none. Bell's theorem proving that entanglement was real, despite nonlocality which seemed to defy relativity.
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GOWRI
Like what's are Paradox like that if you think you understand quantum physics you actually does not understand quantum physics
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Like what's are Paradox like that if you think you understand quantum physics you actually does not understand quantum physics
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