On 11 Dec 2013, at 02:23, LizR wrote:
On 10 December 2013 09:06, Jason Resch <[email protected]> wrote:
Bell's theorm proves that local hidden variables are impossible
which leaves only two remaining explanations that explain the EPR
paradox:
1. Non-local, faster-than-light, relativity violating effects
2. Measurements have more than one outcome
In light of Bell's theorem, either special relativity is false or
many-world's is true.
Bell realised there was a third explanation involving the relevant
laws of physics operating in a time symmetric fashion. (Oddly this
appears to be the hardest one for people to grasp, however.)
But the many worlds don't disappear, unless you invoke a sort of
quantum conspiracy, which might be true, but it begins to look like a
super-selection of one branch among the many, and it has to use some
special initial conditions. It works logically, if you add non-comp,
as with comp, you get the many computations anyway, without quantum
nor comp conspiracies or super-determinism.
Bruno
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