Dear Bruno, Dear All
A few days ago, I was reading one of your (Bruno's)
papers (I think it was "Computation, Consciousness and the Quantum"). You wrote
that not only the apparent QM randomness is removed by the MWI (this
point I understand) but also that QM becomes local if one accepts the MWI. Since
then I was thinking about it and I could not resolve all doubt. Locality is
quantified by the Bell inequalities. And these inequalities should still be
applicable in the MWI since randomness per se will still exist in the many
worlds (at least some sort of classical randomness of macroscopic
systems). Since you say that by taking the bird perspective on the many
worlds, we do not find any nonlocalities, my problem now is, that I do not see
how to implement the fact that many worlds exist in order to prove that the
Bell inequalities are always fulfilled (i.e. that QM is local). In other
words, what is the MW bird perspective Bell inequality? Can someone help me? Are
there papers which discuss MWI and locality?
Thanks
Jan |
- QM locality Jan Harms
- Re: QM locality Bruno Marchal
- Re: QM locality Bruno Marchal
- Re: QM locality Bruno Marchal