There are two judges who observe a coin flip. One of the two judges is a good judge and the other is a crazy judge. The good judge would tell you the truth about which side of the coin came up. The crazy judge flips another coin and tells you which side came up.
You hear from one of the two judges and it is equally likely that you hear from the good or from the crazy judge. When hearing from a judge, you cannot see whether it is the good or the crazy judge.
So, after the coin is flipped you randomly speak with one of the two judges who tells you that it came up heads.
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