What does result = matches - mismatches mean anyway?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_nonlocality
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_hidden_variable_theory
- "Imagine two experimentalists, Alice and Bob, situated in separate laboratories. They conduct a simple experiment in which Alice chooses and pushes one of two buttons, A0 and A1, on her apparatus, and Bob observes on his apparatus one of two indicating lamps, b0 and b1, lighting. In this case there are four possible events that could occur in the experiment: (A0,b0), (A0,b1), (A1,b0) and (A1,b1). Suppose that after many runs of the experiment, only the events (A0,b0) and (A1,b1) occur; this is good evidence that A has an influence on b."
Here is how the experiment goes:

N= number of discordance (mismatches)
N(+30°, -30°) ? N(+30°, 0°) + N(0°, -30°) <- "Bell's inequality"
25%+25% = 50% ??
But, according to QM and physical experiments we will now get 75% discordance!
25%+25% = 75% !!
QM prediction: sin^2(60º) = 75%
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Apperantly only that last "discordance" of 75% is "paranormal", for some reason.
The mistake they are making must be this assumption: 25%+25% = 50%
Those percentages simply don't add up like that.