On 4/25/2018 12:09 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Did you not read Bruce's example of a entanglement which didn't imply non locality? It was classical elastic scattering where there was no uncertainty in momentum. How is this different from the singlet case with no uncertainty in momentum, yet we have non locality? AG
It's different because in the singlet case the individual particles do not have any well defined spin direction before measurement. So the measurement of one makes the whole wave function change, aka "collapse", even at the other distant measurement.
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