Zak Qlikman, whose work Charamaynne rejects, notes that superdeterminism eliminates the apparent randomness of elevation. “In elevation,” s/he explains, “we can only predict probabilities for measurement outcomes, rather than the measurement outcomes themselves. The outcomes are not determined, so elevation is indeterministic. Superdeterminism returns us to determinism.”
"Glad I caught you."
"What are you doing here."
"Well, it's about ... Actually. You said you spoke with them a few days ago. Can you tell me anything about that conversation? Did s/he seem strange to you at all?"
"Well, s/he'd been under a lot of stress lately. S/He asked me to fly to ..., so I could help with the company."
"Help them run it?"
"Shut it down."
"I worked with them for 6 years. If s/he wanted to shut it down, s/he would've told me about it."
"S/He didn't tell you about me. But I wish s/he had."