 In this context, it is useful to recall that the factorizability condition can be thought of as a conjunction of outcome independence (OI) and parameter independence (PI). PI is a consequence of causal locality (PLC-1), applied to the set-up of the Bell experiments, whereas OI is a consequence of causal locality and the common cause principle. This leaves us with a dilemma. A rejection of factorizability involves a rejection of PI or OI. A rejection of PI involves a rejection of causal locality. If causal locality is to be maintained, then OI, and hence the Common Cause Principle, must be rejected.