Can Relativity and the Copenhagen Interpretation Coexist?

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I am El kilo Tango. I am a hobbyist physics guy. (I studied it undergrad in Uni many years ago). I like relativity and the Copenhagen interpretation and trying to reconcile both of them. I think string theory is for cats... I'll try not to ask stupid questions but I probably will, please bear with me.
 
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