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Look at Isham's last eq. (6.2.8) on conditional probability. Let A be for
transmitter and B represent receiver in quantum connection communication
gedankenexperiment.  Part of the global boundary conditions in region A that
influence B is the range a of A.  That range is an objective feature of the
experimental arrangement, for example, whether there are two transmitter
counters, one for each beam from calcite, or only one capturing each beam
with almost 100% probability.  In latter case, the nonlocal conditional
probability is also identical to the local receiver probability because
there is nothing else at A left to trace over.  This is a vital point that
Ramsay does not see. It leads him to falsely claim that one must compare
data at both ends - yes in Aspect's experiment, no in mine.