The author suggests that, prior to Bell, the suggestion that entangled quantum systems exhibit behavior impossible in the world of classical physics would probably have been viewed with

A． inflexible
B． trudging
C． remote
D． lackluster
E． fatigued

A． They are "dismal" in their own way.
B． They disregard the notion that both buyer and seller can benefit from a market exchange.
C． They tend to make unreliable assumptions about the future.
D． They rely too much on power models.
E． They insufficiently account for the problem of scarcity when they make predictions.

A． the rules and possible causes of entanglement
B． the manner in which entanglement is being applied to computation
C． physicists' understanding of the nature and uses of entanglement
D． mechanics of error correction
E． limitations of classical physics in describing a strange phenomenon