Is entanglement effected by space-time?

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Entanglement is not influenced by space-time in the traditional sense, as information transfer does not involve mass-energy that travels faster than the speed of light. The discussion emphasizes that while entanglement can be created or destroyed, it operates outside the conventional framework of mass-energy. Key references include the Reeh-Schlieder theorem and related quantum geometry concepts, which provide deeper insights into the nature of entanglement.

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Is entanglement effected by space-time? other than, of course, when entanglement is created/destroyed...Some related thoughts:

- information transfer needs mass-energy to carry it

- mass-energy cannot travel faster than speed of light

- in entanglement...mass-energy is not involved...(in the "classic/time-space" sense), information is not transferred
 
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