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My understanding is that it is not that simple, pilot-wave theories, are not the traditional hidden-variable theories. While some setups look very simple in pil
by davorak 2y ago
My understanding is that it is not that simple, pilot-wave theories, are not the traditional hidden-variable theories. While some setups look very simple in pilot-wave compared to say the schrodinger equation, other setups are as unintuitive in pilot-wave as schrodinger equation is in some.
My lightly held conclusion is if it really was a full and more straight forward solution it would dominate the conversation more than it does now. This option was formed reading some primary sources but mostly reviews and comparisons of QM theories. Unlike other methodologies I have never working through a full QM example problem in pilot-wave theory.
- codethief 2y agoI'm not sure what the point is you're trying to make. OP claimed > the idea that unknown quantities are determining the outcomes in quantum mechanics has been disproven in the event of the speed of light being a true limit on communication speed. and I provided an immediate counterexample. Yes, Bell's Theorem and its exact assumptions are not entirely straightforward but let's please stop propagating those falsehoods that die-hard proponents of the Copenhagen interpretation commonly propagate.