Do nonlocal QM interpretations violate relativity?

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Nonlocal interpretations of quantum mechanics (QM), including Bohmian mechanics, collapse theories, and transactional interpretations, do not violate the principles of relativity. The assertion that these interpretations permit faster-than-light travel is incorrect. The discussion concluded with a definitive statement that nonlocal interpretations maintain consistency with relativistic constraints.

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Do interpretations of QM that are non local (Bohmian, collapse, transactional) violate relativity since they allow for faster than light travel?
 
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Nickyv2423 said:
Do interpretations of QM that are non local (Bohmian, collapse, transactional) violate relativity since they allow for faster than light travel?

They don't allow for faster than light travel, so your premise is false.

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