The way I see it, locality in every Lorentz frame = causality.
What Bell experiments disprove is local realism. In the conventional formulation of quantum physics (quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, etc.) it's realism that takes the fall. Locality is still crucial in the conventional perspective.
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The way I see it, locality in every Lorentz frame = causality.
What Bell experiments disprove is local realism. In the conventional formulation of quantum physics (quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, etc.) it's realism that takes the fall. Locality is still crucial in the conventional perspective.
Realism looks like such a misnomer. Or does it mean something deeper than the existence of a hidden variable?