> The voice-over _clearly_ says: "when two particles are entangled _they can influence each other_ no matter the distance", which is super wrong. If you have two spin entangled particles and you change the spin of one, the spin of the other does not change, there is no influence, only correlation.
Sounds like you subscribe to the Copenhagen interpretation, whereas they’re using a Bohm interpretation.
Granted that I'm not a physicist and I may be wrong about this, but I don't think what you say is correct. This is not a matter of interpretation. In no interpretation changing the spin of an entangled particle will change the spin of the other at a distance.
Sounds like you subscribe to the Copenhagen interpretation, whereas they’re using a Bohm interpretation.