Is Christian’s Parallelized 7-Sphere Model Essential for the Physical Interpretation of M-Theory?
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Abstract
In 1991 with Abner Shimony as thesis advisor, J. Christian obtained his PhD in the foundations of quantum theory. As of 2012, he is affiliated with both Wolfson College of the University of Oxford and the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Ontario. From 2007 to 2012 Christian published some highly controversial work related to Bell’s theorem. Christian has proposed a parallelized 7-sphere model for a local, realistic theory that replaces quantum theory. This communication considers how his model might be relevant to a physical interpretation of M-theory. There is overwhelming empirical evidence in favor of the Ranada-Milgrom effect, at least as an approximation. Christian’s theory of local realism might be empirically valid if and only if the Ranada-Milgrom effect is empirically valid.
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