In quantum world, dots connect and disconnect at the same time and therefore things make sense and do not make sense at the same time !?! ;-)
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Sent: Sun October 13, 2024 02:18 PM
From: Julian Gonzalez
Subject: Measuring Both Entangled Particles Simultaneously
Reading this thread back 6 months months later has certainly shown me how little i knew and still don't know. Always curious though!
I'll ask 100 silly questions until just 1 makes sense and the dots connect.
Thank you for your well written response!
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Julian Gonzalez
Prompt Engineer
Self Employed
Tampa
Original Message:
Sent: Wed April 24, 2024 02:59 AM
From: Roland Schock
Subject: Measuring Both Entangled Particles Simultaneously
Hi Julien,
I'd say, where is the issue at all? The question is your expectation of the outcome!
First we have to talk about measuring "at the same instant". How would you make sure, it is the same instant for the entangled particles? Or is it the same instant for you?
Both particles are regular particles. You can measure a feature of the particle. Entanglement just talks about the relationship between the particles and your measurement will reveal the information of both sides instantly. It will lead to a random experiment in the end. And it was one in the beginning too, independent of making the measurement at the same time.
That's just my understanding how this entanglement works.
Cheers
Roland
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Roland Schock
IBM Champion and IBM Gold Consultant
Original Message:
Sent: Tue April 23, 2024 01:03 AM
From: Julian Gonzalez
Subject: Measuring Both Entangled Particles Simultaneously
Hello!
I could not find a "Quantum" group to ask this.
This question has been bugging me and I cannot find any answers. Even Claude 3 was stumped.
Hypothetical Question:
"Can an individual in an entangled or simulated entagled state, measure both entangled particles at once?
Please do not focus on the "how?". I feel that would be missing the point. Imagine we are 100 years into the future and have the technology to do this experiment. Would we be able to measure both entangled particles?
Respectfully,
Julian
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Julian Gonzalez
Prompt Engineer
Self Employed
Tampa FL
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