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Bell's Theorem: Locality, Hidden Variables, and Quantum Reality
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We unpack the Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen puzzle, explain Bell's inequality, and walk through how experiments tested and violated local hidden-variable theories. From CHSH bounds to loophole-free tests and the 2022 Nobel Prize, we explore what these results say about reality, realism, and the strange non-local nature of quantum mechanics — and the interpretations that try to make sense of it all.
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