Tim Maudlin

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4,767 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 31 Aug

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And again, it's I mean, it's fine because the logic is identical, but it's worthwhile knowing that that's not the historical case.
As I say, especially if you ask, but why didn't Einstein see all this?
And the answer is he was thinking about w the way he was thinking, the kind of experimental situations he was thinking about, it could would never have occurred to him.
to do what you would be the analogous thing that you can do in the spin case, as we'll see.
So it's just, you know, to understand the trajectory of the history, it's important to see that.
Again, logic is the same.
I gave the original EPR argument in terms of per perfectly correlated momenta between the particles.
Logic is exactly the same.
So none of that changes because you're dealing with a a spin state of a pair of particles, an entangled spin state of a pair of particles, where the quantum mechanical formalism does predict perfect EPR correlations.
between the outcome on a in Alice's lab and the outcome on Bob's lab, because those are perfect again, when well as soon as Alice sees her result, she can perfectly predict Bob's result.
If you grant that what she did didn't disturb Bob's particle, then you're off to the races, right?
So in a causally local theory, all of this, you know, all the same apparatus is is there.
And what I said last time that you could really run the argument with less than perfect correlations, with certain little changes, uh it it goes through.
It just just as well, it seems to me.
However, there is um
There is something really new here.
Um and and I don't know that Bohm realized it.
I think Bohm just thought, I I mean, there's a guess.
I have no historical data about this.
He just thought spin's easier to work with.
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