 Could this portrait of nonlocal influences automatically shaping a distant reality be a by-product of Bohr’s “inefficiency of expression”? Despite Bohr’s seeming tolerance for a breakdown of locality in his response here to EPR, in other places Bohr rejects nonlocality in the strongest terms. For example in discussing an electron double slit experiment, which is Bohr’s favorite model for illustrating the novel conceptual features of quantum theory, and writing only weeks before the publication of EPR, Bohr argues as follows.