I agree you can't send information but you can send the configuration of quantum states, so one could think i am sending information via quantum states, but the deal is that the information was already there.
Ok, that article is true and not true at the same time, that reminds me of some QM ideas, nvm. The problem here is that the experiment is a "non locality" effect, as they were many, including the famous transportation of quantum states of IBM and many others in the last 30 years. It is a...
That article is true and not true at the same time, reminds me as QM statement :P.
What we know so far is that "locally" nothing can violate Special Relativity statement that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light in vacuum.
But the deal comes with physics on "non locality", the...
Well there is a theorem that was proofed somehow, but not generally accepted. Bell's theorem, where it implies that any entangled particle can transfer information instantly. Well the idea is that this is a "non local" effect, while general relativity is "local".
The problem here is that you...