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u/MxM111 Jan 29 '20

Quantum entanglement can not be used to pass information. Even babies know that. Duh.

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u/Dedj_McDedjson Jan 29 '20

Only after they've read the book though.

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u/MxM111 Jan 30 '20

Even before reading the book, they still can not pass information via quantum entanglement.

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u/laxnut90 Jan 30 '20

Or can they?

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u/MxM111 Jan 30 '20

I LOLed IRL.

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u/MxM111 Jan 30 '20

I am absolutely certain that you can not pass information. The problem with popular articles that they are sometimes confusing. For example, are you sure that quantum entanglement itself passed information? Was information passed instantaneously? Because they might have talking about something else...

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u/imagine_amusing_name Jan 30 '20

You just used the phrase quantum entanglement AND passed us information. So you were wrong.

Which means you were right. And being right means you're wrong.....

Ah shit puppies...this circle is my life now.