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The Last Loophole in Bell's Theorem? A prima facie problem with superdeterminism
Kent A. Peacock
Hance and Hossenfelder recently claim that the extensive experimental confirmations of Bell's Theorem do not in fact demonstrate that nature is nonlocal, but merely that nature can…
The Hamiltonian for Entangled States Cannot Be Additive
Kent A. Peacock
The assumption that the system Hamiltonian for entangled states is additive is widely used in orthodox quantum no-signalling arguments. It is shown that additivity implies a contra…
Superluminal Transformations in Spacetimes of Definite Metric
Kent A. Peacock
This paper reviews and extends an approach to superluminal kinematics set forth by R. Sutherland and J. Shepanski in 1986. This theory is characterized by a spacetime with positive…
Fermi and Lotka: The Long Odds of Survival in a Dangerous Universe
Kent A. Peacock
Fermi's Paradox is the contradiction between the fact that it would seem to be highly probable that there are other technologically advanced species beyond the Earth, and the fact…
Identity, Haecceity, and the Godzilla Problem
Kent A. Peacock, Andrew Tedder
In standard first order predicate logic with identity it is usually taken that is a theorem for any term . It is easily shown that this enables the apparent proof of a the…
Would Superluminal Influences Violate the Principle of Relativity?
Kent A. Peacock
It continues to be alleged that superluminal influences of any sort would be inconsistent with special relativity for the following three reasons: (i) they would imply the existenc…