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The question is whether this is analogous to Newcomb's problem. After all, one can make the same argument you make that "no matter what the contents of the box, taking both boxes is the dominant strategy,"
Thanks for pointing this out. I (clearly) missed the thinly veiled Newcomb-likeness of this puzzle.