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No, it doesn't show us that. A number of collapse theories (notably many worlds) have non-locality baked in, but we don't know if they're correct. Entanglement
by danbruc 10y ago
No, it doesn't show us that. A number of collapse theories (notably many worlds) have non-locality baked in, but we don't know if they're correct.
Entanglement seems to be fundamentally non-local - unless you posit hidden variables - and does not depend on the interpretation.
- wyager 10y agoIt is not. Theories like einselection explain entanglement with only local effects (via superselection rules).
- ThomPete 10y agoIt's ironic that you go on to use something as an argument against non-locality which I think it's safe to say there is even less actual consensus about.
- wyager 10y agoIn what way is it ironic? I'm just pointing out that you don't seem to be aware of the entire solution space.
- ThomPete 10y agoI am well aware of the solution space just as I am aware that the one your are proposing isn't even close to being what one would consider having solid foundation.