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The discussion centers on whether polarization cross-sections from opposite microwave background n-poles violate the Bell inequality. The consensus suggests they do not, proposing that the Cosmic Background Radiation (CBR) may have been gravitationally influenced into a preferred directional phase plane. It is also hypothesized that the degree of polarization is frequency dependent. A suggested method to test this theory involves analyzing near and distant galaxies along similar lines of sight to observe variations in polarization based on distance and frequency. This approach could provide insights into the nature of CBR polarization.
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Do polarization cross-sections from opposite microwave background n-poles disobey the Bell inequality?
 
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Interesting point. I would say it does not. Best guess is the CBR has been gravitationally 'twisted' into a preferred directional phase plane. I would also guess the extent of polarization is frequency dependent. This would be fairly easy to test. Take near and distant galaxies along similar lines of sight and check for both a distance and frequency dependent polarization.
 

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