Sure, you can explain any phenomena by saying "we don't know". How is that helpful?
Bell's Inequality shows that local hidden variables (with fixed values) are not compatible with the rest of what we know about physics.
Bell's Inequality shows that local hidden variables (with fixed values) are not compatible with the rest of what we know about physics.
The alternative is that quantum physics encompasses a set of mathematical abstractions, which, while useful, are still abstractions, and just because an equation written on paper, using symbols, claims that a real world physical state is unknowable, doesn't mean that an unverified state is actually two things simultaneously, nor does it mean that human awareness of one state alters reality, in order to suit a change in human awareness.
Call this "Otaku's Rationale" why not?