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>In a series of technical papers I have developed a mathematical model where the counterfactual worlds which arise when you try to prove Bell’s theorem do not l
by scythe 4y ago
>In a series of technical papers I have developed a mathematical model where the counterfactual worlds which arise when you try to prove Bell’s theorem do not lie on the assumed fractal geometry of the universe.
If I'm reading this correctly, the author is describing a model of superdeterminism — although it's not clear where fractal geometry comes into play.
- drdec 4y ago> If I'm reading this correctly, the author is describing a model of superdeterminism — although it's not clear where fractal geometry comes into play. My (limited) understanding was that the fractal geometry was part of the hidden variable system which is limiting the possible universes. The idea being that if a potential universe needs to correspond to a point in a fractal, then making a small change (via a counterfactual) could easily result in a universe which is not a point in the fractal.