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Do the true/ false gods know how the random god would answer? I don't see how they could since only he know the randomness. But if they don't know, they would h
by nhumrich 12y ago
Do the true/ false gods know how the random god would answer? I don't see how they could since only he know the randomness. But if they don't know, they would have no way to answer the question, "what would guy x say ja meant" where x happens to be the random one.
- SatvikBeri 12y agoTrue and False give random responses if you ask them how random would answer, unless you include clauses like "would that god definitely say X"
- qntm 12y agoThis is a question of implementation, and answering it was part of the reason why I implemented this problem in the form of a computer program in the first place. In this implementation, the True and False gods simply pose the question to Random and take Random's answer - which is random. If you then ask the same question of Random again, of course you may not get the same answer.