Quantum Theology2

QUANTUM THEOLOGY : M. M. NINAN
2.12 Quantum Non-locality
In 1935 Einstein, with his collaborators Boris Podolsky and
Nathan Rosen, published a list of objections to quantum
mechanics, which has come to be known as "the EPR paper"
One of this was the problem of nonlocality. The EPR paper
argued that "no real change" could take place in one system
because of a measurement performed on a distant second
system, as quantum mechanics requires because it will violate
the relativity principles.
Einstein, B. Podolsky, N. Rosen: "Can quantum-mechanical
description of physical reality be considered complete?"
For example, consider a neutral-pi meson decaying into electron
– positron pair. The spin of Pi meson is zero. Therefore, the
total spin of electrons must be zero. Hence one of the electron
will have spin (1/2) and the other spin (- ½). If the electron pair
moves apart a million light years and we measure the spin of the
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