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In article <BsFBsn.8Dq@well.sf.ca.us> sarfatti@well.sf.ca.us (Jack Sarfatti) writes:

)The Feynman rules of standard quantum mechanics (consistent with the
)1930 Schrodinger theorem re-presented by de la Torre et-al) of adding
)ampltudes before squaring for indistinguishable histories and squaring
)before adding for distinguishable histories imply the following prediction
)that can be immediately tested in a real experiment.
)
)For a stream of spin connected photon pairs, changing the phase plate
)setting phi(T) at the tr

I don't really know QM well enough to work through this example.

However, I feel much more comfortable believeing QM is wrong anyway, and
that wave functions collapse at the speed of light rather than
instantaneously.

This gets rid of a lot of problems at one fell swoop, and (I read it on the
net, it must be true) hasn't actually been disproven by the Aspect
experiments.