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The local bit is important. Non-local deterministic interpretations are possible, eg Many Worlds or De-Broglie Bohm.
by SAI_Peregrinus 5y ago
The local bit is important. Non-local deterministic interpretations are possible, eg Many Worlds or De-Broglie Bohm.
- ravi-delia 5y agoMany worlds isn't non-local, it works the same as Copenhagen when it comes to Bell's Theorem. If you're experiencing quantum effects you haven't decohered yet, and it's just bog-standard quantum physics, not a hidden variable theory.