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by curiousest
4064 days ago
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Great argument. The paradox changes that variable, possibility of no execution, midway through. #1 If it stays true from the beginning, the first step of the prisoner's logical induction is invalid and the prisoner accepts he will be surprised. #2 If it stays false from the beginning, the prisoner can make the logical induction, coming to a conclusion that is invalid (contrary to an assumption) so he accepts that he will be surprised. If it can change at any point, see #1. |
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