Is There a Sensation in Which Entanglement Travels at Different Speeds Through the Environment?

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Is there a sense in which entanglement can travel at different speeds through the environment? For example, inside schortiger's cat's box, the photons and gaseous matter quickly entangle. Is it true that you could cool a material down close to absolute zero to act as an entanglement shield? Could you elaborate on the difference between causality and determinism, and what role entropy plays?

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