An analysis of both the original and the CHSH Bell inequalities is presented. Two additional mathematical assumptions are identified in the theorem. These are: all variables in the inequalities have a field algebraic structure, and all variables have measurability as a mathematical property. This means the variables are of metric-type, mathematically indistinguishable from those of classical theories. The consequences of attributing the violation of Bell’s theorem to these assumptions are examined.
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Bell’s Inequalities, Non-Classical Measurability, Metric Variables, Projective Geometry
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