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I had a quick look at this issue. Suppose an electron has a spin orientation that can be any direction. The other electron has...

Thanks for the link.

Indeed that is the difficulty. But it seems we have moved more into Bell's theorem then just entanglement.

OK, I am not familiar with the later papers. When rotating both angles of the two detectors in the same way then the result stays the...

I need more coffee, I forgot to mention following example: There is no actual spin orientation available for measurement only as...

Bell was concerned with determinism. But not everything has to be deterministic. To explain correlations with measurements at an angle...

Hi, yesterday I had a computer free day. So indeed the context was mainly Ballentine.

There is no need for any of that. And Peter Donis is right it is pure speculation. The simplest explanation is in line with...

p.s. And with the ingredients I mean those mentioned in note 11. Spin orientation looks like a candidate for the hidden factor.

OK, I still need to look into the consequences and into bell inequalities a bit deeper. But that could be a chapter on its own. My...

A minor note : I do not actually get the metaphor in note 5 above . What is actually the common factor? I would expect that you get...

A minor note: Unfortunately the article in Phys. Rev. Lett. mentioned in note 7 was not accessible through the link as it required...

The previously provided feedback and references have been helpful and gave some directions to look further into. It was a bit confusing...

I should add that roughly at the Chandrasekhar limit the speed of the electrons are already very close to the speed of light. So...

This could be at least a partial answer. Degenerate stars can only exist up to a maximal mass, the Chandrasekhar mass. There needs to...