"In 1964, Bell showed that quantum physics predicts correlations that violate certain inequalities. The work implied that quantum mechanics is not compatible with locality, even if there were “hidden variables” not accounted for in quantum theory."
In 1964, Bell showed that quantum physics predicts correlations that violate certain inequalities. The work implied that quantum mechanics is not compatible with locality, even if there were “hidden variables” not accounted for in quantum theory.
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This is my all-time favourite physics experiment. I keep three 100mm^2 sheets of polaroid to stupefy people at dinner parties.
My gut feeling* is that it's locality that has to go.
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* I have a rule: never rely on gut feeling.
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RT @MatjazLeonardis
Bell inequality is something I've wanted to have a more intuitive understanding of for a while and I feel like this video by @3blue1brown and @minutephysics (unli…
https://twitter.com/MatjazLeonardis/status/1528362011645681664