> But he didn't believe in the non-local nature of quantum theory either, which we have now, since Einstein's death, proven to be true. We have not proven quan

> But he didn't believe in the non-local nature of quantum theory either, which we have now, since Einstein's death, proven to be true. We have not proven quantum theory to be non-local. We’ve only proven that it can’t be both local and contain particles, as opposed to particles being emergent from the wavefunction’s interactions. MWI chooses the latter, and is therefore a local theory. (Alternately, collapse. But collapse theories are largely nonsensical.)