This is one take on what Bohm called the implicate order, and which is implied in non-locality and superdeterminism. Reality is a projection of a hidden system

This is one take on what Bohm called the implicate order, and which is implied in non-locality and superdeterminism. Reality is a projection of a hidden system which operates under completely different rules. And when we get down to the quantum level, we start seeing that essential information is somewhere else. You can't look at a single electron and see that it's entangled. So where does the entanglement information live? It's clearly not inside the electron. Is a measurement really an interaction with the projection mechanism? This sounds like simulation theory, but it doesn't have to be. There might be a super-causal system of relationships and meta-objects without needing a "computer" made by a conscious entity to keep track of their relationships.