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		<title>By: Bjorn</title>
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		<description>How cool is this,

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'It is really about teleporting information from one site to another site. Quantum information is different from classical information in the sense that it cannot be measured. It has much higher information capacity and it cannot be eavesdropped on. The transmission of quantum information can be made unconditionally secure,'
  
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Quote from Amir D. Aczel, Entanglement, The Greatest Mystery In Physics. 
'Whatever happened to one particle would thus immediately affect the other particle, wherever in the universe it may be. Einstein called this 'Spooky action at a distance.' 


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&#8216;It is really about teleporting information from one site to another site. Quantum information is different from classical information in the sense that it cannot be measured. It has much higher information capacity and it cannot be eavesdropped on. The transmission of quantum information can be made unconditionally secure,&#8217;</p>
<p>Also on Entanglement<br />
Quote from Amir D. Aczel, Entanglement, The Greatest Mystery In Physics.<br />
&#8216;Whatever happened to one particle would thus immediately affect the other particle, wherever in the universe it may be. Einstein called this &#8216;Spooky action at a distance.&#8217;</p>
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