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It's a known conjecture, though speculative: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ER_%3D_EPR The OP is simply mistaken about what is actually...

Yes, that's true, although the way it isn't is somewhat counterintuitive. Spacelike separated measurements can still be correlated...

No, that's not what they require. They require what is called "exotic matter", i.e., stuff that violates the energy conditions that...

This might be a bit misleading. Bell did not make any specifically relativistic assumptions when deriving his inequalities, so Bell...

I think it's true of any physical theory.

No, this is not good advice, because it is tantamount to saying to give personal opinions instead of discussing the actual physics...

Which says that this is a philosophical concept, not a physics concept. So it's off topic here. Nobody asked you to. The problem was...

Comes from where? Once more, discussion needs to be based on something that's in the literature, not just your personal opinion. Same...

I wasn't "interpreting" it at all. Again, here is what you said: I don't see any need to "interpret" this in order to think it's...

This seems obviously false to me. Again, is this a viewpoint that appears in the literature? Or is it just your personal opinion? If...

Can you give references for these approaches?

After moderator review, the thread will remain closed. As @FactChecker points out, the fact that the EM interaction is involved in some...

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If you can Lie drag a vector field, how to Lie drag the integral curves of that vector field should be obvious.

Almost all measuring devices do not count photons. For example, you mention reading a thermometer, which requires light to see its...