Quantum Entanglement Debate

In a debate among physicists, two experts, Dr. Altman and Dr. Rao, present conflicting viewpoints concerning the implications of quantum entanglement.

Dr. Altman posits that quantum entanglement establishes that particles remain interconnected regardless of distance, leading to instantaneous communication. He claims this phenomenon challenges classical physics principles and suggests potential applications in quantum computing.

Conversely, Dr. Rao argues that while quantum entanglement indicates a deep connection between particles, it does not enable communication faster than the speed of light, thus adhering to relativistic principles. He emphasizes that any practical application remains theoretical and should not be misconstrued as violating established physics.

Based on their arguments, which physicist addresses the existing framework of physics most effectively?