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Not necessarily. You'd be correct given hidden variables. But we know pretty convincingly that quantum anything does not have hidden variables. https://en.wi

by fooker 6mo ago

Not necessarily. You'd be correct given hidden variables. But we know pretty convincingly that quantum anything does not have hidden variables. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell%27s_theorem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell%27s_theorem

messe 6mo ago
It doesn't have local hidden variables. That's an important distinction. I'm not sure a non-local hidden variable explanation of QM is any distinct from superdeterminism though.
- D-Coder 6mo ago
  > non-local hidden variable Like, global variables?
  - kps 6mo ago
    Naked singletons in your locality.
    - fragmede 6mo ago
      Alright, who's been messing with the universal gravitational constant and making it not universal? No one's in trouble, I just want to know.
      - fooker 6mo ago
        There's another tantalizing possibility, that it varies over time rather than across space.