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zitterbewegung on Nov 8, 2012 | parent | context | favorite | on: Jam With Chrome

If we could get enough bits to work with quantum entanglement then sure. But regardless to get information out of a quantum entanglement you have to send a basis of measurement before you can decode the data so you are still bound by the speed of light.

robin_reala on Nov 9, 2012 [–]

That's the best explanation I've read of why quantum tunnelling doesn't allow FTL information transfer. Thanks!

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