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bohm2 said:Name 1 moderator that agreed with you that those experiments falsify Bohmian mechanics.
You are taking my words out of the context. You still appear to not understand some very basic stuff like the factthat the BI is forced to mimic superpositions(act as if there were) and which, due to a multitude of experiments, are now widely accepted as real and are put to use(see link above on quantum computers). Quantum computing relies on quantum superposition and entanglement to work--qbits must exist in all states simultaneously before giving a particular result when observed. And in Bohmian mechanics there are no superpositions of states.
If you need an authority opinion how a quantum computer could be compatible with Bohmian mechanics(I don't see how it could), send a pm to the moderators. But it would have been better if you followed the 'picture' yourself instead of taking someone's word on faith.
The adaptation of Bohmian mechanics to superpositions requires the conspiracy to get bigger and funnier to explain qubits and quantum computing.
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