> Wherein the authors show, using previously untested correlations between two entangled photons, that maintaining realist interpretations of quantum mechanics

> Wherein the authors show, using previously untested correlations between two entangled photons, that maintaining realist interpretations of quantum mechanics (such as pilot-wave theory) as a fundamental concept require the introduction of locality-defying 'action at a distance' actions. Not sure what the big revelation is supposed to be here. Everyone knows that Bohmian mechanics is non-local, that's exactly the point! > The double slit experiment has been used in various forms to, over time, eliminate these channels. I'm not a physicist, but the language that they are using quite a few papers leads me to believe that these channels have been closed, and the realists are out of remaining options for maintaining realism. No, no and no.