GP and all sibling comments are unfortunately incorrect.
The measurement of one _does_ instantaneously affect the other. No useful information can be transmitted, since the outcomes are random, but that does not falsify the original statement.
In fact "affect the other" has no implication of "information is transferred" - someone would need to be an expert on classical information theory and simultaneously a novice of quantum information theory to draw that conclusion.
The measurement of one _does_ instantaneously affect the other. No useful information can be transmitted, since the outcomes are random, but that does not falsify the original statement.
In fact "affect the other" has no implication of "information is transferred" - someone would need to be an expert on classical information theory and simultaneously a novice of quantum information theory to draw that conclusion.