Controllable probabilistic dependence remains a necessary condition for *operationally meaningful* superluminal signaling, since uncontrollable correlations cannot transmit information between agents.
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Something that can actually be tested, measured, or observed through real experiments or practical actions.
probabilistic dependence(as used in quantum physics and logic)
When one thing's probability or likelihood depends on another thing—like how the chance of rain depends on whether it's cloudy.
superluminal signaling(Discussed as a theoretical consequence of λ-distribution in certain deterministic hidden variable theories)
The transmission of information or causal influence at speeds exceeding light, made possible if distant outcome statistics depend on a nearby controllable factor