I didn’t say he wasn’t overrated. I said he was capable of physics.
Did you read the linked post? Bohm, Aharonov, and Bell misunderstood EPR. Bohm’s and Aharonov’s formulation of the thought experiment is easier to “solve” but does not actually address EPR’s concern, which is that mutual non-commutation of x-, y-, and z-spin implies hidden variables must not be superfluous. Again, EPR were fine with mutual non-commutation, and fine with entanglement. What they were pointing out was that the two postulates don’t make sense in each other’s presence.
I didn’t say he wasn’t overrated. I said he was capable of physics.
Did you read the linked post? Bohm, Aharonov, and Bell misunderstood EPR. Bohm’s and Aharonov’s formulation of the thought experiment is easier to “solve” but does not actually address EPR’s concern, which is that mutual non-commutation of x-, y-, and z-spin implies hidden variables must not be superfluous. Again, EPR were fine with mutual non-commutation, and fine with entanglement. What they were pointing out was that the two postulates don’t make sense in each other’s presence.