> Second-graders can follow that, if motivated enough. Try to motivate them sufficiently to do so without error for a large number of disks, I dare you. Now r

> Second-graders can follow that, if motivated enough. Try to motivate them sufficiently to do so without error for a large number of disks, I dare you. Now repeat this experiment while randomly refusing to accept the answer they're most confident in for any given iteration, and pick an answer they're less confident in on their behalf, and insist they still solve it without error. (To make it equivalent to the researchers running this with temperature set to 1)