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    It is not the case that In models where outcome probabilities depend on distant outcomes (not just settings), signaling constraints are violated by outcome dependence, not parameter dependence alone.

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    • 1.Parameter dependence and outcome dependence are not cleanly separable—all outcome correlations reduce to parameter specifications in formal models.
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    • 2.The distinction lacks empirical content: any testable violation of signaling constraints involves both parameter and outcome relationships equally.
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    • 1.Outcome dependence on distant events creates non-local correlations that violate Bell-type inequalities independent of parameter assignments.
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    • 2.Signaling constraints arise from the structure of outcome correlations, not merely from how parameters are distributed or chosen.
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    • 3.Models distinguishing outcome-dependence from parameter-dependence better identify which causal mechanisms actually violate locality.
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