Suppose we assume Bell experiments establish that Bell's inequality is violated, and that this can be interpreted to mean that hidden variables do not exist. Does this statement, if true, establish that Realism is false? By Realism, I mean the belief that the measured result of some property of a measured entity pre-exists the measurement. TY, AG
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