We have no idea how many there are, and we already know about one, right? It seems like the simplest possibility.

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    There is a room with a large-ish group of people in it. Someone in it has won a lottery. How many people in the room have winning lottery tickets, if you had to estimate?

    An MP being a spy is more likely than winning a lottery, but I still think it’s fair to say the vast majority aren’t. To the point where if it’s not zero one seems most likely.

    Edit: Even if my conclusion turns out to be wrong, I stand by this logic. Vote me down all you want.