Is something wrong with statistical interpretation of QM?

  • #51
Jilang said:
Nicely put. So if there are no classical hidden variables might there still there be quantum hidden variables?

Of course. Feynmans path integral approach is actually a hidden variable theory but of a very non trivial type that has no issues with Bell.

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  • #52
bhobba said:
Of course. Feynmans path integral approach is actually a hidden variable theory but of a very non trivial type that has no issues with Bell.

Feynman's path integral has no issues with Bell, in the sense that it isn't a local realistic theory?
 
  • #53
universal_101 said:
we are just debating our views.

Before one can debate quantum mechanics, one needs to learn quantum mechanics.

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