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    It is not the case that The structural argument from Γ1 and Γ2 presupposes a global coloring exists prior to measurement, which a relational or epistemic interpretation of quantum states explicitly denies.

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    • 1.Relational/epistemic views still require stable correlations between measurements, which presupposes some objective structure prior to observation.
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    • 2.Denying pre-measurement properties doesn't eliminate the constraint—Γ1 and Γ2 derive contradictions from measurement outcomes alone, not prior facts.
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    • 3.Epistemic interpretations haven't demonstrated they avoid Bell-type arguments without introducing hidden nonlocality or superdeterminism.
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    • 1.Relational QM denies absolute properties exist before measurement, making pre-measurement global colorings metaphysically incoherent.
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    • 2.Bell-type arguments assume realism about unmeasured properties, which epistemic interpretations explicitly reject as unjustified.
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    • 3.If states encode only measurement correlations, not hidden facts, the structural argument's hidden-variable presupposition fails.
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