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What are the ontological implications of that “the universe is not locally real” in quantum mechanics?

There aren’t any implications from what I see. I know someone cities that it’s supportive of anti realism but that’s simply not true. Science by default assumes realism since we have to assume there ...
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Is uncertainty relative?

Is uncertainty relative? Certainty, and therefore uncertainty, is a psychological condition, so it is indeed relative to a sentient subject. The notion of quantum uncertainty is still relative. We ...
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Is uncertainty relative?

No, your fan analogy is incorrect. Quantum uncertainty in relation to momentum and position is much more fundamental. According to quantum theory, particles have associated mathematical functions ...
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