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Thanks! I am working on understanding why non-local effects violate the special theory of relativity. I am not there yet, but maybe when I finally get there I will leave the BM train.EPR said:Good luck but as soon as you posit that there are nonlocal effects and real waves, you run into problems with relativity.
If it weren't for this, nearly everyone would have been onboard with you and BM would have been standard quantum curriculum(it isn't).