@ThomasKlimpel thx for the interest, I would gladly discuss it. However, I still believe this lecture is not needed to understand my posted questions. Shor ( physics.stackexchange.com/questions/351534 ) is standard, I only emphasize its hidden nontrivial direction of causality and extract its approach to try to attack different problems - where I have failed for now,

but proposed stronger physical approaches with CPT analogue of standard elements ( physics.stackexchange.com/questions/308106 ) - while it is controversial, I don't understand why it shouldn't work, and it should allow to solve NP-complete problem in polynomial time.

Regarding Bell questions ( physics.stackexchange.com/questions/351540 ), after later specifying the used notation for psi, I believe such simple proof of Bell theorem is self-consistent (?). Also the diagram for explaining Born rules if assuming Boltzmann distribution seems clear (?), the paper only helps gaining further intuitions about MERW.

@JarekDuda hi thx for dropping by, hope we can start an extended (yet intermittent) discussion. you asked (among other things) for a simple descr of Bells thm. that can be found in one of his early papers called Bertlemanns Socks eg here cds.cern.ch/record/142461/files/198009299.pdf and Mermin also had some nice formulations of it.

re your idea of "4d jelly" have inquired into that at length, here are some recent thoughts vzn1.wordpress.com/2016/11/07/… see esp Tenev/ Horstemeyer ref, wonder what you think of it...

@vzn thx, I have briefly looked at the "Bertlemanns Socks" with two colors, one determining the other, but the problem with Bell is in correlations - it require much more sophisticated example.

Regarding Couder's droplets, I am well aware (and enthusiastic) of them since early 2011 - I remember I got a book from prom prof. Croca and it briefly mentioned Couder. A few months later I have visited prof. Faber in Vienna with whom we focus on soliton particle models. Gerhard Grossig visited us, I have told him about Couder ... and a few months later he had the opening talk on the first Gerhard's EmQM conference: univie.ac.at/hvf11/congress/EmerQuM.html