Not directly related, but for People interested in fundamental physics, classical mechanism is becoming very relevant for explaining particles. «in the deter

Not directly related, but for People interested in fundamental physics, classical mechanism is becoming very relevant for explaining particles. «in the deterministic collapse theory of 2016 [29] the nonlocal absolute phase constants of the wavepackets were taken as hidden variables (cf. [30]). Collapse occurs when two wavepackets spatially overlap and satisfy a mathematical criterion, which demands that their phase constants very nearly coincide. The wavepackets then collapse to the overlap volume. In a measurement this mimics the action of a point particle. The phase constants are pseudorandom numbers, in the sense of the deterministic chaos theory, and the Born rules are derived under the assumption that their distribution is uniform. » « Physicists report that quantum behavior can be explained with classical physics for a single particle, but not for multiple particles as in quantum entanglement and related nonlocality phenomena ("spooky action at a distance" ["gruselige Action in einiger Entfernung" (german)],[344] according to Albert Einstein) » https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-10/thni-wii101118.php https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-10/thni-wii1011... And another hidden variable theory explain quantum entanglement. Thus, classical mechanism deterministically explain ALL of quantum mechanics ! What still needs to be done is to unify those three local hidden variable theories and wouldn't that create the first theory of Everything ? A thing that quantum mechanics will never by design be able to do by being incompatible with general relativity. Let's be clear, probabilities distributions (quantum mechanics) are a Nice map of the territory. But the map isn't the territory ans the territory IS superdeterministic like classical mechanics. Also, I believe that local hidden variable theories are deeply underresearched because mainstream scientists have not updated their belief on them since 40 years... I guess too that many quantum scientists are afraid of dropping the Nice absurd Idea of free will...