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....evidence in the (special and general) relativistic domain. We show that the realistic theories we present here, compared with the standard relativistic theories, have higher empirical content in the strong sense defined by Popper s methodology. 1 Introduction The violation of Bell s inequality [2] predicted by quantum theory shows an incompatibility between classical realism, causality and relativistic quantum theory. Thus, if we use a strong enough axiom system for realism, we can prove that Einstein causality is false. In the first section we give such a definition of realism, based on a ....
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