If we're talking binary, the most common response will likely be...

If we're talking binary, the most common response will likely be...

There's actually a way to make a question so that you can receive 3 possible answers
0, 1, or [No Response]
Or depend on how soon they have to send the answer, more info can be relayed... i mean if the the bit was sent to 1PM and it can mean a different meaning if that same bit was sent to 5PM
So you can actually just write one LONG quesrion that list out a bunch of answers like a multiple choice question:
If answer is [Response A], send "0" to 1PM, if answer is [Response B], send "1" to 1PM, if answer is [Response C], send "0" to 2PM, if answer is [Response D], send "1" to 2PM, if no response, we'll assume ur dead, from the options aforementioned, What [Question Here]?
that's more than one bit, though, which is part of the question's constraints. In practice that means [No response] would be the same as indicating 0 or even 1 and they cannot convey additional information by controlling for time of receipt, likely because they can't control time of receipt
if no response, we'll assume ur dead
And there was no response, for Ur - the city - died millennia ago. If only Skippy had stayed in school.
Are we on the right track with physics right now? 1 for yes; 0 for throw it all away and start as fresh as possible.
"Do you send 1 for No?"
!asklemmy@lemmy.world
!asklemmy@lemmy.ml
(how do you link directly to comms?)
'!' and the first few letters of the community name should give you a list to choose from. Comes out like !asklemmy@lemmy.world.
Did we ever defeat fascism?
Year 3000, every single human is born from a biological reactor, they're genetically modified to be subservient and strong and infertile. Everyone on earth serves and praises the few remaining masterminds who locked their brains in jars, kept alive by nutrient tubes
No. Here, I saved you your question, you get to ask something else.
Does humanity solve the climate crisis
Assuming quantum computing has finally delivered on its promises by that time, how would I interpret that single bit?
Is human-made climate change an existential crisis?
How the fuck are humans still alive?
They’re just backup copies hosted in the Galactic Museum. There’s no way a species that stupid would survive long enough to invent FTL travel. Just surviving the nuclear era was borderline miraculous.
Way out in space, two aliens are watching Earth and talking to each other.
The first alien says, “The dominant life forms on the Earth planet have developed satellite-based nuclear weapons.”
The second alien asks, “Are they an emerging intelligence?”
The first alien says, “I don’t think so, they have them aimed at themselves.”
Are we still alone? 1 for no, the xenos are out there. 0 for yes, we killed them all.
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