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> If I always guess incorrectly, then I'm correctly guessing the incorrect choice. No, you aren't, because you aren't saying that it is the incorrect choice.
by nocman 3y ago
> If I always guess incorrectly, then I'm correctly guessing the incorrect choice.
No, you aren't, because you aren't saying that it is the incorrect choice. You are saying it is the correct one.
- withinboredom 3y agoAnother way to put it is that there obviously exists an algorithm that can predict what you will choose. It just isn’t this one, but the opposite. The entire point of this exercise is to prove that you have free will. If there obviously exists an algorithm that can predict what you will do, you don’t have free will, do you? Thus “random,” aka, 50% is the target: this algorithm cannot predict what you do; you have free will.