What if Box B contains $1,500 instead of $1,000,000 but Omega has still been right 999 times out of 1000?
You did get me to pay a little more attention to the problem. I’d two box in that case. I’m not sure where my crossover is.
Edited to add: I think I got it backwards. I’d still one box. Committing to one-box seems advantageous if Omega is reasonably reliable.
I suppose that then you could numbers on whether the person will reliably keep commitments.
What if Box B contains $1,500 instead of $1,000,000 but Omega has still been right 999 times out of 1000?
You did get me to pay a little more attention to the problem. I’d two box in that case. I’m not sure where my crossover is.
Edited to add: I think I got it backwards. I’d still one box. Committing to one-box seems advantageous if Omega is reasonably reliable.
I suppose that then you could numbers on whether the person will reliably keep commitments.