The world is not a quantum wave function. Why reality is non-local and the wave function isn't real

The world of quantum physics is a very different world from the day-to-day reality we experience. In the quantum world, interactions across vast distances can occur, non-local interactions. Some quantum ontologies try to explain non-locality using a high-dimensional wave function. But Professor of Philosophy of Science, Valia Allori argues we need to bring our theories back down to three-dimensional Earth, albeit with the inevitable sacrifice of a local universe.