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Non-locality is baked in because the theories are based on that principle. They are not invented to make the theory make sense. Bells theorem shows that there
by ThomPete 10y ago
Non-locality is baked in because the theories are based on that principle. They are not invented to make the theory make sense.
Bells theorem shows that there is actually "spooky action at a distance".
So I am not using some arbitrary collapse theory in QM as a philosophy argument I am using Bells theorem which happens to be one of the most important experiments in the field of QM as I am sure you know better than anyone.
- wyager 10y agoNo, that is not what bell's theorem does. Bell's theorem rules out local hidden variable theories. It leaves open multiple explanations for how entanglement works, including subjective collapse, nonlocal effects, superdeterminism, etc.
- ThomPete 10y agoSure but to claim that non-locality is an interpretation on the same line as ex Einselection is just absurd to say the least.