If you haven't muted me yet, here's a debunking of John Bell's "Heart attacks in Lille and Lyon".
Bell tells us the same logic applies to heart attack rates in Lille and Lyon as does to EPR-B, so he can ignore the rules of probability theory. Because, he says, neither city's causal influences can AFFECT the other's.
Note we are writing PROBABILITY THEORY. What can AFFECT does not matter—it is what is CORRELATED that matters!
So a counterexample is trivial to make...
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