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the implications of quantum physics II

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08-20-2006 8:34 PM 		Reply to: Message 11 by mitchellmckain
08-20-2006 7:22 PM

Mathematics of the nonlocal
There is no mathematical description of anything nonlocal in physics.
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Bell's inequality describes nonlocal phenomena and has been quantitatively tested. Also, Newton's theory of gravity is both quantitative and nonlocal. In fact, his own criticism of his theory was its 'action at a distance' aspect, which Einstein was parodying with his 'spooky action at a distance' remark.
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