> Because how would different points in space "know" to run the same set of equations? This is not locality. This is translational invariance. However, equati

> Because how would different points in space "know" to run the same set of equations? This is not locality. This is translational invariance. However, equations have parameters. The principle of locality is that these parameters come from nearby regions of space. Basically, things are only affected by what's near them. It's violated by quantum mechanics.