alt Hacker NewsIntuitive notions of “weird” aren’t necessarily a good guide here. We already know time doesn’t behave the way we intuitively imagine, because of relativity: there can’t be universal agreement on what is past, present, or future. Once you’ve accepted that, retrocausality seems much less strange.
Similarly, superdeterminism is simply the application of the determinism that was believed to apply to physics before QM, to QM itself. In a way, one might have expected it to be the default interpretation.
No? Superdeterminism says that there’s no way to pick your experimental choices in a way that reveals things because any possible random number sources you could use have contrived correlations that prevent that? Why would one ever consider that as “the default”?