What I mean is, if you change the scenario so he only has to predict above chance if you don’t flip a coin, and he isn’t always getting it right anyway, the same basic principle applies, but it doesn’t violate causality.
What I mean is, if you change the scenario so he only has to predict above chance if you don’t flip a coin, and he isn’t always getting it right anyway, the same basic principle applies, but it doesn’t violate causality.