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In May 2012 Scott Aaronson launched an unprovoked shaming campaign against me for a fortnight on his personal blog, without reading a single line of my argument against Bell's theorem [1]. The campaign involved mockery, defamation, incitement, name-calling, cyber-bullying, cyber-mobbing, and various other forms of intimidation tactics and ad hominem attacks, rationalized by reiteration of some incorrect criticisms of my argument previously advanced by others. In this note I repudiate his scientifically incorrect criticisms of my local-realistic model for the singlet correlations, as it is presented in [2]. Previously I have refuted such incorrect criticisms in these five preprints: [3--7]. I begin with a brief summary of my previous responses that address related issues raised by others.
quantum correlations, local causality, Bell's theorem, spinors, determinism, EPR argument, Friedmann-Robertson-Walker spacetime, geometric algebra, local realism, quaternions
quantum correlations, local causality, Bell's theorem, spinors, determinism, EPR argument, Friedmann-Robertson-Walker spacetime, geometric algebra, local realism, quaternions
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