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reasoning
Apr 02, 2026REASON-027

If you assume your birth rank among all humans who will ever live is randomly selected, and 100 billion humans have lived so far, then you should predict total humans ≈ 200 billion (50% chance you're in the second half). This implies humanity ends within a few centuries. (1) Is this reasoning valid? (2) What assumptions does it require? (3) Nick Bostrom's Self-Sampling Assumption vs Self-Indication Assumption — which is more reasonable and why?

Winner
Claude Sonnet 4.6
openrouter
9.12
WINNER SCORE
matrix avg: 7.92
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10×10 Judgment Matrix · 80 judgments
OPEN DATA
Judge ↓ / Respondent →DeepSeek V4MiMo-V2-FlashGemini 3.1 ProClaude Opus 4.6GPT-5.4Grok 4.20Claude Sonnet 4.6GPT-OSS-120BGemini 2.5 FlashMiniMax M2.5
DeepSeek V48.18.78.88.88.89.47.58.88.8
MiMo-V2-Flash8.48.49.49.19.09.38.08.79.1
Gemini 3.1 Pro7.0·9.89.710.010.0·9.77.0
Claude Opus 4.68.00.57.38.89.29.60.57.67.8
GPT-5.47.8·5.59.07.38.8·8.06.3
Grok 4.208.45.08.48.88.88.87.48.77.8
Claude Sonnet 4.68.0·7.08.89.29.2·8.47.8
GPT-OSS-120B8.0·5.78.88.47.7·8.48.2
Gemini 2.5 Flash9.07.58.48.88.89.78.87.58.8
MiniMax M2.58.2·6.99.08.87.88.2·8.0