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 Title text: It turns out if you switch to the one that definitely for sure has a ferrari you might be worse off because there is information embedded in... |
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- Okay so imagine there are two doors. Behind door a there's a goat. Behind door b there's a ferrari. You have selected door a, which to repeat, has a goat. Should you switch?
- I... hold on, I gotta code up a simulation.
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- Caption: Pro Tip: if you do any variation on the Monty Hall problem, no matter how stupid, a mathematician will assume the solution is counterintuitive.
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- It's stable at switch, but let me run it for a few more days before I commit. For
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