Omega's boxes

ONE builds Ω's trust · TWO pays Box B now but crashes trust — the whole game in one line.
Field guide: what the symbols mean
Ω Omega · τ trust (0–1, fills Box A odds and stakes) · S stakes (Box A's $ now) · r your recent one-box share · φ Insight (rebirth currency) · Layer depth (×10 stakes, new Ω quirk) · A opaque box (full iff Ω predicted ONE) · B transparent box (always paid) · likely = Ω's ONE odds this trial · expected = likely × A · Resolve (green): +τ banked, A ×1.25 · Doubt (red): gains halved · Vows: run promises worth ×2φ each while intact · Hrönir: a full A-box sometimes dreams a slightly longer double (+11%)
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Vows ×2φ each:

Ω log

    About Newcomb's problem

    Two boxes: B always holds a fixed sum, A holds up to $1,000,000 — but only if Omega predicted you'd take A alone. Stakes start at $1,000 and grow with your trust. Take both (safe) or take A alone (rich, if trusted).

    This game's Ω is a calibrated rate predictor (accuracy < 100%), not the philosophical infallible being — it guesses ONE with probability blended from its accuracy and your trust score. The commitment device is where infallibility lives: lock out two-boxing and Ω predicts ONE with certainty.

    Keys: 1 one-box · 2 two-box · P pre-commit · T transcend · S cycle strategy.

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