 Reject unique outcomes. This is the option taken by Everettian, or Many-Worlds theories, and related interpretations of quantum mechanics. The question arises whether locality can be maintained on this option. Posing the question of whether Bell’s theorem has implications for locality on Everettian or relative-state interpretations requires that one first consider how to formulate locality conditions in such a context, as the conditions formulated in section 3.1, presuppose unique experimental outcomes. See Vaidman (1994), Bacciagaluppi (2002), Chapter 8 of Wallace (2012), Tipler (2014), Vaidman (2016), Brown and Timpson (2016), and Myrvold (2016) for discussions of locality in Everettian interpretations, and Smerlak and Rovelli (2007) for a discussion in the context of relational interpretations.