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Has there been an experiment where 2 particles that are entangled are measured at the same time? If so what was the result?
Can any observer occupy the same frame of reference down to an electron? Don't we all exist at different times based on our frame of reference so none of us can share the same present? Can we even talk about a frame of reference with an electron that's a point particle with zero volume?
Doesn't that also mean we're looking at entanglement in time as well as space if 2 entangled particle pairs can't share the same reference frame?
Can any observer occupy the same frame of reference down to an electron? Don't we all exist at different times based on our frame of reference so none of us can share the same present? Can we even talk about a frame of reference with an electron that's a point particle with zero volume?
Doesn't that also mean we're looking at entanglement in time as well as space if 2 entangled particle pairs can't share the same reference frame?