What is the role of local realism in quantum mechanics?

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I studied at UBC, U of Leiden, in quantum statistical mechanics and kinetic theory. I worked in chemistry at McGill University for many years doing the theory of NMR which involves spin theory. In 1997 I gave up NMR and started to study the EPR paradox. I do not follow the party line because I am a local realist. I will, therefore often play the devil's advocate and promote ideas like:
  • QM is a theory of measurement, but not of Nature.
  • Entanglement is a property of QM but not of Nature
  • QM does not give a complete description of Nature
  • The notion of long-distance entanglement is not understood.
  • Non-locality, and teleportation, make no rational sense.
My research is to use computer simulation to show an EPR pair violated Bell's Inequalities without entanglement.
 
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