You have decontextualized everything that I wrote to your advantage and you have used only some parts. This should not be done.
Only quoting the relevant part is normal forum etiquette, I did snip (~) to make a point.
1. The "spirit" is just a fancy way of saying: choose odd or even based on what you feel.
Now who's decontextualizing things? My point is: you can't ignore the house edge and pretend it's all luck only.
2. If you know how statistics work, you know you can win many times consecutively or lose many consecutively. Without statistic limits.
Please don't say 1 in 6^1000 isn't a limit.
3. I NEVER WROTE: "I'm a programmer ~, our system is 101%." I WROTE: "I'm a programmer, there are a thousand ways to make dishonest a system that would be fair". Seriously, who do you think you're talking to?
As a programmer, you should know "101%" doesn't make sense at all. 100% fair is the maximum, pretending to be more than that is impossible and can only be used to convince naive users.
4. Odds is not the same as house edge. If you do not understand this, avoid talking badly about what you do not know.
That's just semantics, it's all connected.
5. Imagine this situation: You play only once at our game and win. Are you still interested in the house edge?
Imagine the opposite: you play only once, and lose. Of course I'm interested in the house edge!
6. If the house edge is so important at the end of the odds then I challenge you: go to the casino with the lowest existing house edge and play. You will surely become rich! But please!
A low house edge doesn't make a game EV+. But it does give you a better chance than a high edge.
I'm willing to talk about everything, but throwing mud on something without any motivation is not good for me.
Well, you can't expect everyone to just agree.