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by brownbat
4084 days ago
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> a biased coin ... TFA argues that there is no such thing. The article repeatedly admits biased coins exist, it just adds a flipping protocol that can mitigate this bias, a protocol that can only be verified by a nonflipper who can accurately measure the angle of spin and number of rotations with the naked eye in under a second. You can instead generate unbiased "flips" through math, rather than physics and trusting someone else's thumb. |
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