> That is, if you toss a coin, you have a 50% chance of correctly choosing the value. In many instances, using a MFM to determine the prior value written to the hard drive was less successful than a simple coin toss.
More believably, the paper was written by Dr Craig Wright.
Now you perform a hdd recovery that is successful 70% of the time. That is still worse than the performance of the oracle coins which were correct, and if you invert the performance of the liars, they also beat the performance of the recovery.
If you have two coins, one which is always correct and one which is always incorrect, you can flip one of them to decide whether the other one is correct (and pick the opposite).
Check mate, statisticians!