superdetermined
Superdetermined refers to a set of ideas in physics and philosophy that posit all events are determined by prior conditions in the universe, including the choices of experimental settings. In this view, the apparent randomness of quantum outcomes arises from hidden variables and correlations established at or before the initial state of the cosmos. The term is often used to describe theories in which there is no true independence between the system, the measuring apparatus, and the experimental choices.
In quantum mechanics, superdeterminism is discussed as a way to account for the correlations observed in Bell-type
The idea has been explored and debated in foundational discussions, with proponents including Gerard ’t Hooft,