Comments by "" (@diadetediotedio6918) on "Why is quantum mechanics non-local? (I wish someone had told me this 20 years ago.)" video.

Wait, it's arrogant to think that because we can't explain a phenomenon it has to be governed by another law that we might one day discover, but isn't it arrogant to think that we'll never be able to accurately measure the phenomena of the universe on an absolute level because there's randomness?
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@antonystringfellow5152 I think it is equally, indeed, several times more arrogant to assume that determinism (a theory created by the human mind) is true at some level that we cannot know or be sure of the existence (just assume) than to assume that the universe it has an uncertain nature that escapes our ability to know.
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@StevXtreme These are fundamentally incompatible claims, if you say it is there that means you either know it is or are merely inquiring that it exists, in the first case this contradicts the claim that we will never know these laws, and in the second it becomes approaches dogmatism from another spectrum.
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