My understanding is that entanglement doesn't actually allow for transfer any information faster than the speed of light but is more like having two coins sealed in a box and given to two parties, that "God" always keeps the same way up until they're opened. You can manipulate them by flipping the coins over, but you don't know what it was originally. You can open your box and see that your coin is heads, and send a conventional message to the other person that says "if your coin is heads, then attack at dawn", but you don't know what the coin is until you open it, so are still reliant on sending the message over means that obey the speed of light in order to transfer the information.
Is that an accurate (given that it's an analogy) description of how entanglement works, or does this work disprove that idea and is what was mentioned as Einstein's idea?
Is that an accurate (given that it's an analogy) description of how entanglement works, or does this work disprove that idea and is what was mentioned as Einstein's idea?