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− | :[ | + | :[First frame captioned: t = 0 nanoseconds.] |
− | :t= 0 nanoseconds | + | :Ponytail, holding a piece of paper and facing to the right: This is called Bell's Theorem. It was first– |
− | :Ponytail: This is called Bell's Theorem. It was first– | ||
− | :[A double-headed arrow | + | :[A double-headed arrow links the characters in the two frames. The arrow is labelled "5 meters".] |
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− | :[ | + | :[Second frame captioned: t = 1 nanosecond.] |
− | :t= 1 nanosecond | + | :Cueball, facing to the left towards Ponytail: Wow, faster-than-light communication is possible! |
− | :Cueball: Wow, faster-than-light communication is possible! | ||
− | + | :Bell's Second Theorem: Misunderstandings of Bell's Theorem happen so fast that they violate locality. | |
− | :Bell's Second Theorem | ||
− | :Misunderstandings of Bell's Theorem | ||
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{{comic discussion}} | {{comic discussion}} |