 The weak no-conspiracy condition requires that any choice of the direction in which a measurement is decided to be carried out in any wing of the EPR experimental setup is probabilistically independent of the hypothetical common cause explaining the correlation in the chosen direction. The strong no-conspiracy condition requires that any Boolean combination of choices of measurement directions in the two wings of the EPR experiment are probabilistically independent of any Boolean combination of the hypothetical common causes. (Hofer-Szabó et al. 2013: 178). 