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Subject: Re: Splendid explanation of Bell's equations/the Aspect experiment
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Date: Fri, 19-Jun-87 15:29:58 EDT
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I'd just like to add one comment to Biep's posting: while current
Aspect-ish experiments verify the predictions of standard QM, thus
showing there are no hidden variables, these experiments don't detect
all (or even a very large fraction) of the "somethings" emitted from
the source.  Thus, it is still possible to argue that the somethings
which are detected are systematically different from the ones which aren't.
    As always, we need better equipment.

    Steve Walton, guest as walton@tybalt.caltech.edu
    AMETEK Computer Research Division, ametek!walton@csvax.caltech.edu
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