Why Cant You Use Quantum Mechanics To Communicate Faster Than Light?

The video explores quantum entanglement, focusing on why it cannot be used for faster-than-light communication. It explains the concept of entanglement, the EPR paradox, and the limitations of using entangled particles for communication. The video also discusses interference and measurement in quantum states, highlighting that entangled states cannot be used to communicate instantaneously. Finally, it touches on potential applications like encryption using a one-time pad and hints at future topics related to quantum mechanics.

What does universe entanglement imply about the relationship between Alice and Bob's particles?

Why can't quantum mechanics be used for instant communication between entangled particles?

Explain the significance of the EPR paradox in the context of quantum entanglement.

How does Alice's measurement affect Bob's outcome in the entangled state?

What is the role of superposition in the communication between Alice and Bob?

Discuss the implications of measuring entangled particles on their state.

What is a one-time pad, and how is it related to the concept of entanglement?