Quantum Non-Locality Subspace Radio

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The discussion centers on the validity of the "Quantum Non-Locality Subspace Radio" concept presented by Mr. Young. Participants assert that this concept contradicts established quantum mechanics principles, specifically referencing Eberhard's theorem, which confirms that faster-than-light communication via entanglement is impossible. The consensus is that Mr. Young's interpretation of entanglement is flawed, as it misrepresents the nature of quantum interactions.

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  • Understanding of quantum mechanics principles
  • Familiarity with Eberhard's theorem
  • Knowledge of quantum entanglement
  • Basic physics education, preferably beyond high school level
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  • Research Eberhard's theorem and its implications on quantum communication
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  • Explore current literature on quantum mechanics to understand established theories
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http://www.mjyoung.net/misc/quantum.htm

read this and tell me if it works or if its a crock, it sounds good, but all I've had is high school Physics
 
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admiral_butts said:
it sounds good, but all I've had is high school Physics
More than I can say about Mr. Young, unfortunately... =) Anyway, it is not in line with our current understanding of quantum mechanics.
 
Yeah, as mentioned in the very last paragraph I added to this wikipedia article, Eberhard's theorem proves that if the currently-accepted equations of quantum physics are correct, it must be impossible to use entanglement to communicate faster than light. Mr. Young has a sketchy and incorrect understanding of how entanglement works; it doesn't mean that if you do something to one particle, the other will respond in a way that could tip off people observing it.
 

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