O the Falsity of Certain Conclusions Commonly Drawn from Applying Bell's Theorem to Physics Experiments

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Apr 2002

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Astrophysics

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The conclusions arrived at in a mathematical theorem are necessarily supported by the results of any given physical experiment, if the physical conditions prevailing in the experiment do satisfy all the premises of the theorem in question. In case the experimental results (R) do, indeed, contradict the prediction of a particular theorem (T), it becomes pertinent to find out from the LOGICAL ANGLE what the WHOLE SET (S) of premises is. If S contains only one sharply defined premise that is not satisfied, one may claim that to be the cause of the discrepancy between R and the prediction from T. Otherwise, the situation is much more complex. It is argued in this paper that many simplistic conclusions such as Einstein lost, Bohr won are not warranted (in connection with the application of Bells theorem to Physics experiments). Rather, something else (suggested by the authors theory of the Foundations of Reality, and elaborated in this article) appears more plausible.

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