How to Lead to the Demise of Schrodinger's Cat from a Distance with Spooky Action at a Distance and Spooky Action Not at a Distance: Three Null (Negative) Measurements and Information Transfer Faster than the Speed of Light, A Lot of Knowledge and No Measurements with Physical Interactions

This presentation shows just how far one can go in affecting the physical world without any measurements involving physical interactions (positive measurements). A null measurement that does not rely on a physical interaction is used to first measure one of two entangled electrons (electron 1). Information is instantaneously transferred (spooky action at a distance) upon the measurement of electron 1 to electron 2 for which there is also a null measurement. Both of these measurements and the instantaneous transmission of information involve knowledge.~ Second, a third null measurement leads to the demise of Schrodinger's cat. With a null measurement on electron 1, Bohr's defense of quantum mechanics is irrelevant:~ It is not necessary that there be a physical interaction between electron 1 and a physical measuring instrument that is fundamental to Bohr's version of complementarity for physics in order for the null measurement on electron 1 to affect electron 2.~ For Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen, how can one argue for local hidden physical variables involved in measurement of electron 2 when there are no overt physical variables involved in a physical interaction in the null measurement on electron 1?~