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> Just a layman here, but isn’t it pretty well established that there is no hidden variable? It's been repeatedly experimentally 'proven' that there are no hid
by linearrust 2y ago
> Just a layman here, but isn’t it pretty well established that there is no hidden variable?
It's been repeatedly experimentally 'proven' that there are no hidden variables.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_test https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_test
- deepfriedchokes 2y agoNo hidden ~local~ variables, as stated in the first paragraph of your link.
- linearrust 2y agoYes I know. 'Local' as in 'localism' aspect of deterministic classical physics which got 'disproven' by bell. It's why modern physics is a nondeterministic quantum physics variety. It seems like you are disagreeing with me but no 'local hidden variable' is exactly my point. It's obvious you don't even have a basic introductory grasp of the topic at hand and yet you bothered to comment.