| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Bell's theorem (claiming that local realist theories only predict correlations in certain experiments that belong to a certain interval, not sufficiently wide one to agree with the observations i.e. with the predictions of local non-realistic theory called quantum mechanics) can not be disproved because it is easy to prove it; see e.g. this lecture of mine for a proof.
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