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bohm2 said:Do you consider all those models non-real/epistemic?
They are non-realistic because EPR elements of reality are limited to those that can be predicted with certainty. That would be one of P or Q, one spin component, etc.
Note: There are MWIers that insist that MWI is both local and realistic. But that is not canonical to MWI, it is an added assumption. In MWI, the splits occur at observations and there are no splits when there is no observation. So saying there are universes in which a, b and c are all simulateously real is not accurate there either, Bell's Inequality would separate that out too if there were.