Monty Hall Problem
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THERE ARE NOT 2 GOATS ALIKE! that all there is paradox
giovea 3 years ago
no mather what your name or alledged I.q. is , it's wrong. you break all rules of statistic. pre-test and post test recalculation of probabilities enters altering events and not solutions, that circles it. it's amazing how such illusion can crack people's minds so much. best pre and post test or "event" probabilitie calculation e.g would be a couple of coin trous. 2 equal at start would be 0.25. 1 equal afterthe first would be 0.5. the "head or tails" result is irrelevant (always0.5) get it???
giovea 3 years ago
fuck man i cant understand you...!
herskeith 3 years ago