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Do nonlocality theorems imply that the local inertial frame principle of general relativity is wrong (since it is local) ?
A Nonlocality Theorems & Relativity Principles
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Nonlocality theorems raise questions about the validity of the local inertial frame principle in general relativity, as they suggest that phenomena can occur outside of local interactions. Participants in the discussion explore various nonlocality theorems, such as Bell's theorem, to assess their implications for relativity. The conversation emphasizes the tension between local realism and the nonlocal correlations observed in quantum mechanics. Some argue that nonlocality does not necessarily invalidate general relativity but rather highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the relationship between quantum mechanics and gravity. Ultimately, the discussion seeks to clarify whether nonlocality challenges the foundational principles of general relativity.