Will Tumbles become convinced that local realism is false before 2027? (quantum physics)
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I've been watching pop science videos and reading forum posts about quantum physics, and I've become convinced that the Bell's Theorem Experiment is wrong, I don't think it disproves local realism.
- I recognize that it's arrogant for me to imagine I know better than actual physicists when I'm basically just some idiot who never took physics in college.
- There's obviously something I'm missing, some technical details I'm overlooking with my weak understanding of how the experiment works.
- But I'll never figure out what I'm missing if I go around rejecting my own faculties!
- Although I've become convinced that the mainstream interpretation is wrong, apparently there is ongoing disagreement about what the experiment proves and the underlying nature of quantum physics.
- AND my personal idiot belief does not have any practical difference from mainstream interpretations- my whole point is that experiments and technology should work the same either way.