> it's only interpretations which require a collapse where non-determinism appears
Right, but we're talking about alternative interpretations here - something that is not MWI, Bohmian, or a collapse theory like Copenhagen, GRW, CSL. So without many worlds or pilot waves, we want to explain how measurement outcomes could be deterministic.
Conceptually, superdeterminism does that simply by positing that as part of a deterministic universe themselves, measurement settings are not independent of the systems being measured.
Right, but we're talking about alternative interpretations here - something that is not MWI, Bohmian, or a collapse theory like Copenhagen, GRW, CSL. So without many worlds or pilot waves, we want to explain how measurement outcomes could be deterministic.
Conceptually, superdeterminism does that simply by positing that as part of a deterministic universe themselves, measurement settings are not independent of the systems being measured.