 Several authors (see, in particular, Norsen 2007; Maudlin 2014) have argued that no clear sense of “realism” has been identified such that realism, in that sense, is a particular presupposition of the derivation of Bell inequalities (as distinguished from a presupposition of all physics). These authors urge rejection of the currently prevalent practice of saying that “local realist” theories are the targets of experimental tests of Bell inequalities. Other authors maintain that there is, indeed, a sense of “realism” on which realism is an assumption of the derivation of Bell inequalities; see Żukowski and Brukner (2014), Werner (2014), Żukowski (2017), Clauser (2017).