OBJECTIVITY. NONLOCALITY, AND THE BELL INEQUALITIES

local and nonlocal theor ics that arc object iv is t ic. A nonobject iv is t ic local theorf is constructed reproducing t l le quantul l l mechanical corre lat ions obtained in real isat ions ol the Einstein.Podolskl '- Rosen Bohnt erper inrcnt. ln this note the notion of objectivity signifies the possibil i ty of a description of a physical object as an isolated systeln. As is well known. Bohr most forceful-1y denied the possibil i ty of an objectivistic interpreta-tion of the predictior.rs of the quantun mechanical formalism. In his oplnion, by the macroscopic mea-surement arrangement conditions are fixed which "constitute an inherent element of the description of any phenomenon to which the terrn "physical reality" can be proper ly at tached.. " t1]. Bohr 's answer to the challenge of Einstein, Podolsky and Rosen [2] essen-tially has a nonobjectivistic character. According to Bohr the expression "without in any way disturbing