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A very nice, detailed, and most importantly, accessible explanation of Bell's theorem. Needs more dogs, though.
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"There exist quantum channels that, when you use them individually have zero capacity for transmitting quantum information, but when you use them together have a nonzero capacity for transmitting quantum information."
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August 4-10, 2008. No new posts at the time of this tagging, but there's sure to be stuff by the time this posts.
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"There. That's it. An interesting result from chemical analysis by one instrument that was contradicted (or at least not confirmed) by another one. Data from a spacecraft that's difficult to understand, causing (I assume) head-scratching and internal debate on the science team."
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