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In this thread, I got a lot of different replies on exactly how to interpret Bell's theorem. Some suggested relativity must be wrong; others suggested Bell's inequality might not disprove locality, but some other assumption Bell made (such as an assumption based on the existence of a reality); still others suggested that there is no conflict between special relativity and Bell's theorem. So I'd like to know what the majority opinion is around here. If you'd like, leave a comment explaining why you take your position (for example, if you say relativity and Bell's theorem don't conflict, you might be thinking along the lines of Everett's many-worlds interpretation).
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