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Illustrates superdeterminism in Bell's theorem. All future behavior was set by initial conditions at the big bang that acted as "instructions". Included are instructions to distant galaxies to send in appropriate photons to trigger the detectors so as to violate Bell's inequality.
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| Author | Guy vandegrift The Galaxies were lifted from file:Hubble_classification_scheme.svg and the big bang is courtesy of file:Progenitor_IA_supernova.svg . The author is grateful to User:Tsirel for pointing out the pspace-time at the time of the Big bang is not easily described. |
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