Tim Maudlin

Here is a "lively discussion" with Professor Tim Maudlin who teaches the Philosophy of Science and who has a long-standing interest in the controversies around what to make of Bell's Theorem. 

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Here is my answer.

What percentage of practicing professional physicists understand this?

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In simple layman’s terms, what does it mean to violate Bell's inequality? In experiments that are actually done, how is the violation det...

Tim Maudlin's answer: Bell’s Inequality is a mathematical constraint (in the form of an inequality) on the observed statistics of experimental outcomes that every *local* physical theory must respect. Suppose you have two (or three) laboratories that are spatially highly separated, and in each l.....

F.A. Muller 3rd paragraph (locality as outcome-setting independence: violated) in tension with the closing paragraph (outcome-setting independence: proved). 3rd paragraph should have been: outcome-outcome independence, right?

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