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The "bug" in this case imo, is that we interpret A's sequence as "random garbage" without regard to the actual contents, whereas we interpret B's as "all Ts". T
by Hunpeter 2y ago
The "bug" in this case imo, is that we interpret A's sequence as "random garbage" without regard to the actual contents, whereas we interpret B's as "all Ts". The question our brain asks then is "is it more likely to get random garbage or all Ts?"
- nerdponx 2y agoRight. It might be more interesting to consider the count of Ts and Hs instead of considering exact sequences.