>>11307359the fact that quantum entanglement exists but can't be used to transmit information is true. that's how copenhagen fools interpret bell's inequalities, fine. (despite that being a dumb interpretation)
however, it does not imply that nonlocal hidden variables exist. and if your nonlocal hidden variables don't transmit information, then they are totally superfluous to begin with. and, on top of that, they add nothing to standard copenhagen which does not include nonlocal hidden variables. so adding nonlocal hidden variables to copenhagen that in addition respect special relativity adds by definition nothing. literally what you are arguing is that some physical number exists but it is decoupled from reality but hurr durr it exists even though it makes no difference and removing it would leave everything the same
let me guess, you are a newager who believes in some god type shit
