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If quantum entanglement is true then would it not be faster than light and hence violating Einstein's theory?
So what you're saying is that quantum entanglement doesn't actually violate Einstein's theory, it just shows that there's more to the universe than we currently understand?
Yes, that's one way to think about it. Some physicists believe that there may be some undiscovered physical laws or principles that could explain quantum entanglement without having to resort to faster-than-light communication. Others argue that our understanding of space and time may need to be revised in order to accommodate quantum entanglement and other phenomena that seem to defy our classical understanding of the universe.