
We unpack Bell’s theorem and the empirical violation of locality, explore why entangled particles cannot be used for faster‑than‑light communication, and survey how different interpretations—from many‑worlds to Bohmian mechanics—handle these correlations. The episode considers whether nonlocality signals a deeper computational or informational substrate that might resemble simulation, while distinguishing what the data truly demonstrate from philosophical speculation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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