>>8284100
Because people are allowed to publish things you disagree with.
>>8284100
Post a tl;dr version of the paper, OP.
>>8284106
the abstract is right there, in bold
>>8284100
Non-locality is implied by the most plausible hypotheses.
What's so surprising?
>>8284113
>most plausible
as defined by whom?
inb4 occam's razor
and that's how I know you are a pseudo
>>8284111
Ok I read the whole paper as it is very short.
How does any of this negate realism?
Local realism sure, but how does it negate non-local realism?
>>8284113
>experiment's entirely point is to rule out any and all possibilities of locality
>doesn't do such
>m-muh plausibility
>>8284119
it doesn't negate anything
with worm hole entanglement, the universe is local and realist
>>8284117
No, Ockham's razor isn't a scientific principle.
Several models arising from inflation typically describe the universe (multiverse being used to describe the series of non-inflating regions, but that's still the universe) as a 4D eternal and static structure.
They include modelling the various forms of energy (everything) as resultant of the geometric structure of space-time.
So that we're only left with geometry.
When I say most plausible, I mean logically inferred from everything we currently know.
>>8284132
Quantum entanglement wormholes are a geometrical explanation that are compatible with everything observed
>>8284121
I'm not defending the paper and I'm aware that it didn't do that.
I'm also concerned about the authors' potential bias against realism in general.
I'm taking about hypothetical models, not this odd paper.
>>8284135
Yeah absolutely; I replied before reading the paper, so I've come across the wrong way.
I think I'm also thinking of non-locality in a different way; as it holds in what we call the present and the appearance of non-locality in the present is explained genetically by wormholes.
After reading the paper I'm concerned about the authors' true intentions/goals.
I'm >>8284136 as well.
>>8284142
>genetically
Geometrically*
I hate autocorrect.
>op thinks he's science
>>8284100
Am I reading this correctly? That free will exist?
>>8284162
thank god the school starts in 10 days xD
>>8284100
What are you trying to say? Quantum mechanics could be local because the information could travel through a wormhole? Sounds like complete horseshit to me.