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No, it does not work that way, it can be 1/99 or whatever. You do not know, but you also assign probabilities to the events.
I do not know if somebody died today on the street next to my house. That does not mean somebody dieying there is 50/50 chance. I give it 0,0001% chance for that happened and 99.999 for not happened.
I do not know if Trump had Fanta drink over dinner tonight. Does not mean it is 50/50 he had fanta.
It pains me that I even have explain such basics.
Well done you've successfully made a strawman argument. This isn't about the possible assortment of practically unlimited beverage choices. Think critically. Arguing semantics is pointless. Who cares if it's 50/50 or 10/90... Q provided enough information to suggest it's far more than 0.000001% or whatever strawman argument you want to make.
That was just random number example to prove the point that statement "if yo udo not know, then it is 50/50" is false.
No strawman, this is very basic fact understandable by (almost, it seems) everybody.
Reminded me of a joke - I bought loterry ticket, it is 50/50 eiteer I win, or not :D
When you have two choices with equal probability there is a 50/50 chance. Arguing semantics is pointless. Waste of energy.