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> There's no mechanistic explanation for how this happens, it's just the way the universe appears to work. Do you mean that a mechanistic explanation isn't kno
by blueprint 9y ago
> There's no mechanistic explanation for how this happens, it's just the way the universe appears to work.
Do you mean that a mechanistic explanation isn't known yet or that one doesn't exist?
- jacknews 9y agoI suppose, define "mechanistic", but one has not been discovered yet AFAIK, I could be wrong. There are also many constraints (eg Bells Theorem) on what such an explanation could look like.