Comments by "geemy" (@geemy9675) on "The Most Controversial Problem in Philosophy" video.

  1. at least you got the like/unlike right for the algorithm...
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  2. what about if you have only one universe, wether it's head, or tails. you ask the question to one person if it's head, or to billions of people if it's tail I think it's more accurate analogy. you're just asking the same question again and again which doesn't change the answer. so if you were to bet with same amount to win/lose on head or tails then you should bet tail for higher expected value. but if anyone is asked what is the probability of head or tails, it's still 50/50 as long as you have no information about the result. it's like making people vote to determine if something is true or false. it's like having two teams that are just as good, and making a survey to know who's going to win, but you interview 1 fan of team A, and 1000 fans of team B. survey says B is going to win 99.9% but the outcome is still 50/50. 1000 wrong answers don't "beat" one good one.
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