Greg-
This is an excellent piece on the CHSH inequality violations. Bell's analysis, in conjunction with the Clauser-Aspect experiments, make it clear that local realism is untenable, and that Nature must effect some kind of superluminal global coordination. Gell-Mann was famously unsurprised (It only proves what we've known all along - that quantum mechanics is correct. Big deal.) But I think that Gell-Mann was dead wrong not to be surprised. What is your position?
This is an excellent piece on the CHSH inequality violations. Bell's analysis, in conjunction with the Clauser-Aspect experiments, make it clear that local realism is untenable, and that Nature must effect some kind of superluminal global coordination. Gell-Mann was famously unsurprised (It only proves what we've known all along - that quantum mechanics is correct. Big deal.) But I think that Gell-Mann was dead wrong not to be surprised. What is your position?
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