@PositivEgor@Sck4tos@Math_files Okay so thats your definition of random, which means the first option i gave you would be correct. I honestly am still unsure which of the two options to go with but you seem to have a clear idea
@PositivEgor@Sck4tos@Math_files Its not feel, its human instinct. When asking a human to pick randomly, they rarely actually pick randomly, theres always a bias. The deducement is to explain what bias would exist in this situation. I gave you two options for how to resolve the paradox, just pick the first one.
@PositivEgor@Sck4tos@Math_files So theres two options, 25% or 50%. And one of them has to be correct. It's a 1/2 A.K.A a 50% chance.
Pick which of these two versions of thinking you like more, but both do come to a conclusion that isnt paradoxical
@PositivEgor@Sck4tos@Math_files It isnt asking if a computer picked randomly, its asking if you picked randomly. With that in mind, a human would quickly deduce that 0% is completely illogical. There is some chance. Then theres two options that are the same. Humans subconciously reduce them into the same. +
@UnPauvreADC@ImplicitExteri1@Math_files You got two options, 25% or 50%. 0% is completely illogical to choose so, you got two options. One of the options might be duplicated but youd already know that when choosing randomly. So, out of two options, one is right, and it becomes 50%
@teawithsami with smaller intervals ans still have it stack to equal an octave, so the root note changes for Rocky. For that matter, did rocky even think of octaves as octaves? Maybe there was another thing in its mind when it came to music. Thats something Grace can never know for sure.