An Inverse Turing Test
This blog post is a bit ... different. Normally, a blog post is a static document, and the direction of communication is from the screen to the user. But this piece requires you to interact. You're not just reading the content; you'll actually change the story of the blog post as you interact with it. This makes the piece a bit more experimental, but hopefully, also much more interesting!
A small warning: the experience is way better on desktop. It's certainly possible to play around while on a mobile phone, but it's a much better experience to explore this piece when you have access to a keyboard.
We will try to figure out if you are a human or a bot. To figure this out, we will ask you to give us a sequence of random numbers.
Please click the heads/tails button as randomly as possible. If you're using a laptop, you may also use the 1 (heads) or 0 (tails) keys on your keyboard. That's usually a whole lot faster.
The rest of the article will appear once you've done 10 virtual coinflips, but the results may be more impressive if you generate 100. Give it a try!
