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Originally Posted by sebbysteiny
Exchanging some quasi-particle between entangled particles simply does not explain why the behavior of one particle actually physically changes suddenly simply because the other particle in a different place has been measured.
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How would you know if the other particle's behavior has changed without also measuring it even if indirectly?
Also with the slit experiment what methods are being used to measure the momentum and the position?
@ Ersas People who post simply pointing to something else or referring to other people's opinions don't understand the subject sufficiently to consider what they say valid in my opinion. If they did they would just answer the question directly. If you are going to bother to post, do something other than make some "other people claim x" post.
