Good thinking - although how does the weighting on each outcome affect it? If at all?
0 0 (Both dead) 25% chance on destruction
0 1 (1 dead) 50% chance on destruction
1 0 (1 dead) 50% chance on destruction
1 1 (Both live) 25% chance [not sure of that one though] on destruction
So isn't there a greater chance overall that 1 of them will die than both dying and both living? If we give each outcome a number out of 4:
0 0 allocate 1
0 1 allocate 2
1 0 allocate 2
1 1 allocate 1
So for at only 1 of them to die, that would be 4/6 - 66.6% chance. For both to die would be over a 16.6% chance and for both to survive would also be 16.6%.
My maths comprehension can be way off though, so am prepared to be told it's nonsense
