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vanhees71 said:Indeed, and it has been demonstrated that the correlations are as predicted even when the measurement events at Alice's and Bob's place are space-like separated. Any experimental paper I know takes this as an indication that thus the correlations can NOT be caused by an influence of A's measurement on B's subsystem when measured by him and vice versa.
No. Everyone else says they are NOT coincidendal correlations, but evidence instead of a mechanism we do not at present understand. Ergo the reason for this thread, and what Weinberg says. Which AGAIN you FAIL to back up with words other than your own. Why cannot you supply the authoritative quote?
And they have a specific name for it: quantum nonlocality and it is generally accepted. QFT has provided no more useful predictions on this than the QT of 1935/1951/1964 etc.