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Alice and Bob are playing a game. They are teammates, so they will win or lose together. Before the game starts, they can talk to each other and...
Alice and Bob are playing a game. They are teammates, so they will win or lose together. Before the game starts, they can talk to each other and agree on a strategy.
When the game starts, Alice and Bob go into separate soundproof rooms — they cannot communicate with each other in any way. They each flip a coin and note whether it came up Heads or Tails. (No funny business allowed — it has to be an honest coin flip and they have to tell the truth later about how it came out.) Now Alice writes down a guess as to the result of Bob's coin flip; and Bob likewise writes down a guess as to Alice's flip.
If either or both of the written-down guesses turns out to be correct, then Alice and Bob both win as a team. But if both written-down guesses are wrong, then they both lose.
Can you think of a strategy Alice and Bob can use that is guaranteed to win every time?