I assume that photons act as waves and not particles. Though they have quantized energy (frequency), there's no reason for me to think that they have locality.

I assume that photons act as waves and not particles. Though they have quantized energy (frequency), there's no reason for me to think that they have locality. If so... The most plausible explanation I can think of is a Monty Hall paradox at the source of the emitter. Thousands of photon pairs? How are they generated? Is their emission dependent on the destination via say, pilot wave resonance? Either resonance or waves that travel backwards in time. Experiments of entanglement speed should point towards one or the other.