This was a good read and some interesting points made.
It looks like Dave / Doobs both agreed that EV is the same if you RIT.
I must have got lost in the maths somewhere, I think I get it if you're talking dice / coins etc but if you RIT in Hold'em, say if you hit your draw on the 1st board with a straight draw similar to an earlier example (AK vs 56 on a 47A flop), you now have 1 less out on the second board or you could hit 2 of your outs on the first board and have 2 less outs on the second board. Likewise, if you brick the first board, you now have 8 outs + runner runner outs on the seconds board, with 2 more known cards. Does this not mean that the win % on 1st boards vs win % on 2nd board is not exactly the same when you RIT on every occasion? Or have I missed something? Some insight into this would be good.