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I believe you misunderstood the solution. You would turn to B and ask if A was random, not if he was himself random...
by jpwagner 17y ago
I believe you misunderstood the solution. You would turn to B and ask if A was random, not if he was himself random...
- ssp 17y agoThe problem is if B is random. The question is: If I were to ask you if A is random, would you say ja? And B (who is random) processes it like this: "If he were to ask me any question whatsoever, the answer would be randomly ja or da. That means any question about that answer can't be answered, except with maybe". That's why B is justified in smiting the asker for not asking a yes/no question.
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