The Importance of Non-Locality in Theory

Theory of information does require locates to be satisfied at least on some kind of scale. So if you, as you say, you might want to have an explanation which is underlying everything which is non-local, but then you would want that to become compatible with the fact that locality satisfies in a certain way. And so I think the idea that quantum theory is not local is quite widespread and despite being wrong, it's still kind of rooted into the way in which people perceive quantum theory.