A note on nonlocality, causation, and lorentz invariance

Philosophy of Science 66 (3):81 (1999)
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Abstract

The status of a causal approach to EPR-Bell nonlocal correlations in terms of a counterfactual framework for causation is considered. It is argued that when the relativistic spacetime structure of the events is taken into due account, the adoption of this approach is best motivated by the assumption of a preferred frame of reference, an assumption that seems even more in need of justification than the causal theory itself

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Federico Laudisa
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