"Counterfactual Fractal Geometry" , so Bell's inequality only applies in a reality that is different from our true reality. > We have to suppose that the whole

"Counterfactual Fractal Geometry" , so Bell's inequality only applies in a reality that is different from our true reality. > We have to suppose that the whole universe, and literally everything there is in it, is collectively a chaotic system evolving precisely on some cosmic fractal geometry. " I guess one way of trying to make it make sense is that he believes in global hidden variables (non-locality), which reduces physics to "things are exactly this kind of weird because all the complexity of the universe is encoded in one giant number present at the big bang that is available to every particle forever.