For nonlocal hidden variable ontologies to allow independent choices by several agents, the measurement context must incorporate time-ordering of the agents' decisions.
Suarez, All-possible-worlds: Unifying many-worlds and copenhagen, in the light of quantum contextuality, arXiv preprint arXiv:1712.06448v2 (2019)
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"All-Possible-Worlds" is a novel interpretation of quantum physics, which results from a unified reformulation of Many-Worlds and Copenhagen ("collapse") in the light of quantum contextuality, and proposes "nonlocality at detection" as a principle ruling the whole quantum realm, including single qubit and qutrit experiments.
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