Bell's theorem proves quantum physics is true
Bell's theorem proves that quantum physics is contradictory to local hidden-variable theories. It was introduced by physicist John Stewart Bell in 1964. Quantum mechanics has a few disturbing aspects. A lot that comes to one statement in quantum mechanics, the superposition principle is that if we have a particle that could be in several possible states at a certain time and we can't tell which one is it's in, it's in all those states at once.That means that while we don't see our mobile phone, it acts way differently to how they act when we aren't looking. But do we have to really believe that? I mean we can never by definition actually catch the objects in the act. The EPR paradox tried to prove that superposition is wrong. From EPR, if we had our two objects in different colours, one was white and the other black, but we didn't know which was which.Quantum mechanics insists that all possible things happen, so each particle is both white and bl...