-----Original Message-----
From: Robin van Spaandonk
All the balls in the box are connected
in pairs, one blue ball connected to one red ball.
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But John Bell has stated and subsequent experiments prove that such is
not reality. The balls are not correlated prior to measurement, their
relationship is known; but, the color of neither is determinate.
Another example:
A beam splitter allows a photon to travel one of two paths. As long as
the observer does not know the path taken by the photon, an
interference pattern results when the paths converge. However, if you
place a detector in one path, then interference pattern goes away due
to the known path.
This is true regardless of the distance between the splitter, the
detector and the point of convergence.
Bizarre!
Terry
