Kevin Wampler wrote:
> Also such interpretations are necessarily non-local.

I read recently that someone did a Bell's Inequality type of experiment with 
  more than 20 angles measured in 3D and from that somehow deduced locality. 
Interesting.

> Yeah, IANAP (I am not a physicist) but as far as I'm aware this is 
> correct.  Although I think there's some interpretations which describe 
> why this is the case perfectly well, they just might come with other 
> philosophical implications that are undesirable (for instance I'd put 
> the many-worlds interpretation into this class).

Yah. I suspect it's much more mundane, like the "decoherence" section of the 
paper Neeum posted.

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