Entanglement is more than just a classical correlation though - it’s specifically the kind where the quantum states can’t be described independently, which is why Bell’s inequalites get violated and why Einstein called it “spooky action at a distanc”.
It’s stronger than a classical one, yes. But Einstein’s description is mocking the idea of entanglement as an active link that allows distant states to be changed by local actions.
Entanglement is more than just a classical correlation though - it’s specifically the kind where the quantum states can’t be described independently, which is why Bell’s inequalites get violated and why Einstein called it “spooky action at a distanc”.
It’s stronger than a classical one, yes. But Einstein’s description is mocking the idea of entanglement as an active link that allows distant states to be changed by local actions.