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•Tap the ⚙️ on the top right corner. •Tap "AUDIO TRACK" •Play each track through as you watch the corresponding video on screen. *Audio tracks from top down correspond to the videos from left to right. The Devil's Coin Paradox, Part 1: This one's worth the trip, I think. It has some really interesting implications that super surprised me. But to begin, let's start with you leaving a thoughtful comment detailing whether you'd flip, and why. -Brian (Because not everyone reads these descriptions, please know that I will give special extra attention to any comment that addresses me directly with the initials BB. If I see "BB", I'll know you're a thoughtful person who read this, and that you deserve my full attention.) Part 2: In which our protagonist moves from gut feelings to their first single data point... And what a data point it is. Reminder: Brian reads thoughtful comments, and thoughtful comments come from people who read the descriptions. Sorry this took an extra day. Part 3 is written and just needs to be shot. Until then, speculate wildly, my friends! -Brian Part 3: In which our protagonist moves from gut feelings to their first single data point... And what a data point it is. Reminder: Brian reads thoughtful comments, and thoughtful comments come from people who read the descriptions. Sorry this took an extra day. Part 3 is written and just needs to be shot. Until then, speculate wildly, my friends! -Brian Part 4: Finally, we get to the paradox. It works for the symphonies, but every solo folk artist goes broke. WHY DOES THE DEVIL HATE BOB DYLAN?? Next up: the intuitive proof. -Brian Part 5: Here's the intuitive proof. Yep! That's ALL there is to the story. There's NOTHING more. NOTHING at all! Good job, team! We did it! Nobody should flip the Devil's Coin, and there's NO reason Brian mentioned the Beatles whatsoever.