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In Bohmian Mechanics, are non local-local influences travelling through a medium?

In Bohmian Mechanics, there is an explicit notion of non locality-locality where one measurement outcome affects the other in quantum entanglement.

In the theory, is this influence traveling through some medium, even if superluminal? Or is it genuinely instantaneous?

Or is the theory silent on either option?

In Bohmian Mechanics, are non local influences travelling through a medium?

In Bohmian Mechanics, there is an explicit notion of non locality where one measurement outcome affects the other in quantum entanglement.

In the theory, is this influence traveling through some medium, even if superluminal? Or is it genuinely instantaneous?

Or is the theory silent on either option?

In Bohmian Mechanics, are non-local influences travelling through a medium?

In Bohmian Mechanics, there is an explicit notion of non-locality where one measurement outcome affects the other in quantum entanglement.

In the theory, is this influence traveling through some medium, even if superluminal? Or is it genuinely instantaneous?

Or is the theory silent on either option?

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In Bohmian Mechanics, are non local influences travelling through a medium?

In Bohmian Mechanics, there is an explicit notion of non locality where one measurement outcome affects the other in quantum entanglement.

In the theory, is this influence traveling through some medium, even if superluminal? Or is it genuinely instantaneous?

Or is the theory silent on either option?