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The discussion revolves around the relationship between quantum entanglement and the transmission of information, specifically addressing whether entanglement can be used to send information faster than light (FTL). The scope includes conceptual clarification and debate regarding the implications of quantum mechanics.
Participants generally agree that quantum entanglement does not allow for FTL communication, but there is some confusion regarding the framing of the initial question, indicating that multiple interpretations exist.
There are unresolved aspects regarding the specific nature of the initial question and how it relates to the broader implications of quantum entanglement and information theory.
Fredrik said:There's no way to use entanglement to send information.
least_action said:That's not what I'm asking about..
DrChinese said:It sounded like the same thing to me as well. So what do you mean? Quantum entanglement does not send classical information FTL.