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Forgive me for such a basic question, but recently I have been reading up on entangled particles. It seems that a lot of that information would lead one to believe that entangled particles don't operate on the principle that light is the fastest means of information transpiration. If what happens to one entangled particle instantaneously occurs to the other, wouldn't that pave the way for information travel that moved faster than light?