@InertialObservr If I’m correct, you’re a proponent of Many Worlds interpretation of QM. How can we know this interpretation represents an accurate description of reality ?
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Interesting. I don’t know enough to have a position yet, but I don’t see a good reason Copenhagen interpretation rejects any statements about the position of the particle before it is observed.
Unfortunately Bell's inequality is difficult to understand.. but the idea is that if you say that it has to exist somewhere prior to its measurement then you have to give up locality
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Hmm I see. I’ll learn more about it when I take QM next semester. Till then, I’ll hush about quantum mechanics (for the most part).
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most people don't actually learn Bell's inequality in intro QM, but intro QM will help your understanding it
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