I generated one of these two numbers by thinking of a random number in my head. I used google's random number generator to generate the other number (min 1 max 100).
2
87
If 2 is the human-generated number this resolves YES, otherwise NO
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If you liked that market, try THIS one:
https://manifold.markets/BenjaminShindel/which-set-of-words-is-random?r=QmVuamFtaW5TaGluZGVs
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Here's the resolution: 87 was the random number I thought of and 2 was the number I got from google's random number generator. I gotta admit: When I rolled that 2, I wanted to reroll it to get a more "random" number, but then I realized that would go against the integrity of this silly little market...
Seems like a few of you had a hunch that I wouldn't pick an "unusual" number such as 2 intentionally. So congrats!
@Agh Not gonna claim that this is based on an in depth statistical analysis, but if you look at reddit posts were people have asked a large group of humans to pick a random number between 1 and 100 (eg. https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/iiafkd/oc_i_asked_100_people_to_pick_a_number_between/ https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/88m2mj/pick_a_number_from_1100_results_from_6750/) humans consistently pick 2 more frequently than 87.
@Toby96 Based on a quick simulation I coded up in python, the probabilities should be as follows:
P(2 is human generated) = 0.61
P(87 is human generated) = 0.39
This is assuming that Agh's RNG follows the average redditor's RNG, a pretty big assumption. I'm still putting in a limit order of 500 on YES up to 55% for anyone who wants to bet against me.