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Bell Experiment Results Explained by Retrocausality: Implications for Quantum Cryptography, Quantum Computers and Action at a Distance

Authors: Austin J. Fearnley

Recent papers by Fearnley [2022, 2021] show that Bell’s Theorem is bypassed, rather than broken, by retrocausality using local hidden variables. Bell experiments can overcome the constraints of Bell’s Inequalities and produce results (correlation coefficients) which are higher than can be achieved classically. Retrocausality allows apparent action at a distance and yet uses local hidden variables. Retrocausality enables there to be quantum cryptography as a rewarding field of research but renders quantum computers to be without proper foundation as there are no indeterminate spin states of particles.

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