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StevieTNZ
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Obviously a violation of the CHSH inequality means that local realistic theories are untenable.
If we sent two entangled photons towards detectors (far enough away that for information to travel, you'd require it to go faster than light). One reaches a detector before the other, so collapses.
How do we know the partner photon doesn't assume the same polaristion until it reaches its filter and detector?
If we sent two entangled photons towards detectors (far enough away that for information to travel, you'd require it to go faster than light). One reaches a detector before the other, so collapses.
How do we know the partner photon doesn't assume the same polaristion until it reaches its filter and detector?