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San K
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in the various QM experiments:
after select event(s) have occured, we assume collapse of wave function and the photon becomes un-entangled from its twin.
however does this un-entangled photon almost simultaneously get entangled with some other part of existence/universe/experimental apparatus?
is there any such thing as being un-entangled?
after select event(s) have occured, we assume collapse of wave function and the photon becomes un-entangled from its twin.
however does this un-entangled photon almost simultaneously get entangled with some other part of existence/universe/experimental apparatus?
is there any such thing as being un-entangled?
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