The speed of light isn't a property inherent to physical particles. It is far more fundamental than that.
Check out the PBS Space Time channel. They have a number of excellent episodes on the speed of light, causality, etc...
Check out the PBS Space Time channel. They have a number of excellent episodes on the speed of light, causality, etc...
what i am interested in is:
i understand that solely utilising quantum entanglement, a ftl phenomenon, one is unable to communicate classical information but does this method utilise the zeno effect to afford this communication by controlling when to cease and reinstate the systems evolution?
two parties with entangled particles within quantum systems agree on a baud rate and the transmitter alters the systems evolution until it takes on a desirable state then arrest the evolution until the next scheduled modulation, then evolve the state to the next desired expression, wait for the next modulation, and on and on
effectively the information transfer would adhere to causality, the observer would be subject to the baud rate, but the distance traveled between the parties could be greater than one that light could travel within that baud rate