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I recently retired from Boeing, most recently doing safety and reliability analysis in Air Traffic Management. I developed tools in Mathematica for simulation and analysis of simultaneous approach and landing operations at airports with closely-spaced parallel runways. My career also included stints at Raytheon working on various radar systems, and teaching mathematics at Wichita State University. My education includes a PhD in mathematics (classical Shannon Information Theory) from the Ohio State University. Since retiring, my interests are in quantum theory, specifically foundational issues such as current thinking about Bell's Theorem (and related results) that run counter to long-accepted orthodoxy. I have recently put together some notebooks in Mathematica that create visual representations of Bell's inequalities (in the CHSH form) and their violation by the corresponding QM model.