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Gravitation and the noise needed in objective reduction models
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I briefly recall intersections of my research interests with those of John Bell. I then argue that the noise needed in theories of objective state vector reduction most likely comes from a fluctuating complex part in the classical spacetime metric, that is, state vector reduction is driven by {\it complex number valued} "spacetime foam".
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