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Well, Ibliss, does he?

Great Link.

If God plays dice, I'm betting on the COME line,
jw

Hi Pasti,

Perhaps not as 't Hooft explains. Particles may not ''really'' exist, invalidating Bell's no go theorem for deterministic theories.

I believe that Einstein was and still is correct: God does not play dice. The reason is that there are no particles. According to my insight, Count Iblis II surmises correctly. Everything consists of waves and the interactions are exactly as one would expect from waves; i.e. causal. Thus God is not a magician who changes the universe when we are not looking.

I too believe Einstein was correct: God does not play dice.

The difference between causal and not is likely our ignorance and little else.

Things that take place out of sight ... look like magic.

Thanks DA,
Maybe I will still reach your high standards for graduate swchool.