Unbelievably, the paper actually makes that claim:
> That is, if you toss a coin, you have a 50% chance of correctly choosing the value. In many instances, using a MFM to determine the prior value written to the hard drive was less successful than a simple coin toss.
More believably, the paper was written by Dr Craig Wright.
> That is, if you toss a coin, you have a 50% chance of correctly choosing the value. In many instances, using a MFM to determine the prior value written to the hard drive was less successful than a simple coin toss.
More believably, the paper was written by Dr Craig Wright.