Error Entanglement and FTL Propagation

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

“Recycle Bin” alias “Jimmy Knowalot” and a dozen other pseudonyms

Especially when the speed of light is involved,

What about the speed of light?

Many places present, encapsulating the phenomenon known by the name of
"particle entanglement".

Not even wrong.

At which speed are those photons travelling, […]

A photon travels at the speed of light in the respective medium, which is
never greater than c (the speed of light in absolute vacuum).

_Quantum_ entanglement (between two distant photons, for example) is
*instantaneous* instead. It is a phenomenon predicted by quantum mechanics
and has nothing to do with relativity.

Apparently you do not know the meaning of the phrase “not even wrong”;
I suggest you google it.

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Post by Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn

“Recycle Bin” alias “Jimmy Knowalot” and a dozen other pseudonyms

Especially when the speed of light is involved,

What about the speed of light?

Many places present, encapsulating the phenomenon known by the name
of "particle entanglement".

Not even wrong.

At which speed are those photons travelling, […]

A photon travels at the speed of light in the respective medium, which
is never greater than c (the speed of light in absolute vacuum).
_Quantum_ entanglement (between two distant photons, for example) is
*instantaneous* instead. It is a phenomenon predicted by quantum
mechanics and has nothing to do with relativity.
Apparently you do not know the meaning of the phrase “not even wrong”; I
suggest you google it.

Hmm, not true