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I thought the fairness rule was basically just dice roll-equivalence. Which makes this whole "precisely 44 times" thing basically just a guess. It's a probabili

by Udo 13y ago

I thought the fairness rule was basically just dice roll-equivalence. Which makes this whole "precisely 44 times" thing basically just a guess. It's a probabilities game but they pretend it has an exact solution.

mcguire 13y ago
It's not a probabilities issue. What's being counted is state changes---after 44, the counter knows that the condition has been satisfied. Fairness just guarantees that those state changes will happen.