/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16032413
>Do you think everything you don't know for sure has a 50% chance of happening because either it does or it doesn't?
There are infinite parameters, so yes, if you could repeat the same thing over and over again you can just skew the parameters, you can't just compare the results without the actions, it's an inherently biased system, you can toss a coin in an infinite amount of ways an infinite amount of times, both are equally likely to occur, but if you toss a coin the exact same time 49 times and differently 1 time you would say that one occurs more than the other, same is with picking the box, you can not trace the causal influence which resulted in you choosing that specific box, since you don't know all the parameters, which means you have to guess, which means it's completely random, outside of your influence
>>16032419
If there isn't a question which forces you into two boxes, sure, but that's not what the question asked.

>>14742610
>The connection is a man who appears to be an Orthodox Jew?