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Comment by rcxdude

16 hours ago

It's quite deeply weird. It's basically looking at the seemingly impossible correlations that occur in quantum mechanics and saying that they happen because the decision about what to measure is correlated with the state of the system somehow (Bell's inequality assumes that these are independent). This is very strange in a universe where we apparently could base that decision on many different seemingly unrelated processes. (including processes that have been causally seperated for near the lifetime of the universe, e.g. by choosing the measurements based on noise in the CMB).