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Hello, I've been conducting a little search on my own and found there seems to be a community of physicists/philosophers that don't accept Bell's theorem as valid.
There are are two types of loopholes : fundamental theoretical ones and experimental loopholes.
I'm particularly interested in the the first kind of arguments and would like to know, in spite of personal beliefs, if somebody have an objective opininon about this and how serious the people of this "community" is taken by the rest of scientific community.
There are are two types of loopholes : fundamental theoretical ones and experimental loopholes.
I'm particularly interested in the the first kind of arguments and would like to know, in spite of personal beliefs, if somebody have an objective opininon about this and how serious the people of this "community" is taken by the rest of scientific community.
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