On quantum randomness and its implications - criticism of the Bell inequality violation
The quantum world is fundamentally, inherently random. All measurements of quantum systems confirm this fundamental claim as a fact. It is ...
Showing posts with label Bell's inequality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bell's inequality. Show all posts
Can Quantum-Mechanical Description of Physical Reality be Considered Complete? An experiment to decide
A proposal for an experiment to decide God does or doesn't play dice, and an argument questioning the indeterminacy of the quantum wo...
How to incorporate indeterminacy into a definite system?
There was a discussion in the earlier thoughts about Bell's inequality. This proven theory undoubtedly showed that the quantum wor...
Bell's inequality - the third option
The quantum world is fundamentally different from our everyday world. The quantum world behaves according to quantum physics, and our eve...
Argument about Bell's inequality - a reconciliation method
Bell's theory, Bell's inequality proved to us that a world that is governed by locally acting physical laws cannot be the quantum...
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