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Cordus Conjecture: Overview

@inproceedings{Pons2011CordusCO,
  title={Cordus Conjecture: Overview},
  author={Dirk J Pons and Arion Pons and Ariel M. Pons and Aiden J. Pons},
  year={2011}
}
The Cordus conjecture suggests there is a deeper, simpler, deterministic, and more elegant reality beneath quantum mechanics and wave theory. 
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