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Old 10-18-2010, 02:44 PM   #61
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What about those particle pairs that change to match each other, so if one goes left, the other goes right (or something like that) regardless of how far apart they are - would that not work if they were either side of an event horizon? If it did would that not be considered transmission of information?
Very, VERY good question. The honest answer is that I don't know! I'll talk to a friend of mine, whose specialist field this is, and see if he has any ideas about it. I would suspect that the answer is no, because there is an absolute "ban" on transmitting information across the event horizon.
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