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Are you saying that collapse and, for instance, Bohmian non-locality, amount to the same thing?By the way, I do think that there are alternatives to quantum non-locality. Seestevendaryl said:If you consider an EPR-type experiment, and you want to say that Alice's measurement creates information about Bob's particle, that seems like an inherently nonlocal effect. Whether you want to call it a "collapse" or not, it seems like it amounts to the same thing.
https://arxiv.org/abs/1703.08341 Sec. 5.3.