I assume not. But this points to an answer I would have added to the question about predictions, if I understood what mainstream modern quantum physics says about this. Eliezer thinks that "we should be able to take that apart into a spatially local representation," -- note that the story links back to his own view, in this sequence. He presumably also believes in the quantization of space.

Given what people have said about density matrices, his approach may or may not make sense. But it seems directly related to the reason he won $200 betting against faster-than-light neutrinos. If he also wins the Higgs bet, we should update in favor of 'Eliezer takes the right broad approach to physics.'