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If I remember rightly though teleportation is exactly the same. The reason they use a third is to flip the data again. 1 becomes -1 and then becomes 1 again. I think we should discuss this further later on. I think we both have ideas on how it works, and we need more time to explain everything properly to eachother. I get what you are trying to say, but now teleportation doesn't make much sense according to those rules.Glad it sorta made sense!
It doesn't really "change", it's just when you measure your end the other end must be the opposite. But until you either let the other end know your measurement or you take a measurement at the other end, it's still a superposition of both states at the other end, though if you measure it it'll always be the opposite state to the state measured at the other end ... but you don't know what they measured until you measure your end or they tell you what their result was... IIRC Quantum teleportation is a little different, and would involve a third particle, but the same limitations still apply.
My head hurts from thinking about it. :crackup: Interesting subject, but damn is it hard to grasp, even on a very basic level.
My head is beginning to hurt too. :crackup:
It is good that I can talk about this here though. :beer: