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    It is not the case that If separated subsystem properties must mirror composite-system properties across all observables, this constitutes precisely the kind of global value assignment Kochen-Specker prohibits.

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    • 1.KS prohibits context-independent assignments; contextual assignments respecting measurement-dependence escape the proof.
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    • 2.Subsystem-composite mirroring might require only statistical correlations, not global definite-value assignments.
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    • 3.The claim conflates 'having matching outcomes' with 'admitting simultaneous value assignment'—distinct logical requirements.
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    • 1.Kochen-Specker proves no global hidden-variable assignment exists consistent with all quantum projectors simultaneously.
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    • 2.Mirroring subsystem properties across all observables requires assigning definite values to incompatible observables.
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    • 3.If subsystems must match composites on every observable, we collapse the freedom KS exploits to avoid contradiction.
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