[Lestat]

Well, I'm not well versed in math, so if someone can explain it mathematically, I'll have to concede.

My main point is, that people use illogical thought processes every day to make decisions and they are more likely to be wrong about them, than if they were to simply flip a coin. This is not because we already know they have the wrong answer, but because they are illogical. The very process of illogical thought is more likely to lead to an incorrect answer than a random choosing. But this is what you disagree with. I'm all out of examples for now. So let's wait until someone can explain the correct answer to one of us.