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Bell's Theorem doesn't say that at all. It just puts constraints on what such a deterministic system would have to be. For example a non-local deterministic sys
by cjg 6y ago
Bell's Theorem doesn't say that at all. It just puts constraints on what such a deterministic system would have to be. For example a non-local deterministic system could well be compatible with Bell's Theorem.
- GoblinSlayer 6y agoLocal deterministic system is compatible too. Only Newtonian system is incompatible.
- CuriouslyC 6y agoThanks for mentioning this. To be fair, locality of information is a pretty common assumption but I should definitely qualify this a bit more in the future.