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- Block Time and entanglement
Sorry, for the lack of correct terminology - this may be answered elsewhere on the forum, I haven't been able to find it.
If the Universe is in Einstein's 'Block Time', then does this provide a mechanism for 'action at a distance'? Rather than a particle being split and entangled, if viewed in Block Time it would look like one particle being stretched (a single line), not two separate particles. As such it always remain in contact with itself and account for the interaction.
If the Universe is in Einstein's 'Block Time', then does this provide a mechanism for 'action at a distance'? Rather than a particle being split and entangled, if viewed in Block Time it would look like one particle being stretched (a single line), not two separate particles. As such it always remain in contact with itself and account for the interaction.