01Interactive
A fair binary event carries more uncertainty than one that almost always repeats.
Discussed by Claude Shannon
Mathematician who founded modern information theory and quantified message uncertainty.
A fair binary event carries more uncertainty than one that almost always repeats.
Repeating a bit can overcome some errors but uses extra capacity.
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