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Chapter 10 Hidden Variable Theories versus Quantum Mechanics 10.1 Introduction 10.1.1 Is Quantum Mechanics Incomplete? Due to its radically new way of seeing the world, quantum mechanics was initially met with great skepticism from many renowned physicists, including Albert Einstein. Specifically the idea that the world was inherently non-deterministic and random did not sit well with Einstein and many of his colleagues. This dislike culminated in Einstein’s famous statement: “I, at any rate, am convinced that 225
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