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Such a local reinterpretation does not make the theory formally local in the sense of formal locality as defined in the paper mentioned above. You still must work with nonlocal wave functions, your (otherwise reasonable) idea does not avoid this.ueit said:What if you choose to reformulate BM so that the trajectory of each particle is a function of only the initial conditions at Big-Bang (wave function + particle distribution)? As these initial conditions can be treated as a constant, you have a formally local theory.