Bell's theorem - for or against Hidden Variables?

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Richard Gill is probably right that most experimenters believe the result would be classical, that's why they're not interested in doing it.

That's not what I say in my paper. I say that any *smart* experimenter can see that the result *certainly* will be classical. Christian explains how the experimenter is to measure the local hidden variable lambda and then calculate the spin (+/- 1) in all directions of interest. In CHSH terms: for each particle pair, there will be outcomes of simultaneous measurements in directions a and a' for Alice, and in directions b and b' for Bob. All correlations will be calculated from measurements on the same N particle pairs. The CHSH inequality will hold as a matter of simple algebra.