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> when that happens the player instantly loses I don't think I've ever seen this rule in any variants. Since we're making up rules: Could the player not still
by niel 7y ago
> when that happens the player instantly loses
I don't think I've ever seen this rule in any variants.
Since we're making up rules: Could the player not still have the option to switch, and thus win the game?
I'm not convinced that I am wrong after your explanation.
Either way, my point is that focusing on the problem statement as the "main thing that seems to cause the paradox" allows the reader to stop there and disregard a far more interesting discussion about biases.
- OJFord 7y agoHow is that rule made up? There's one car, if that door's been opened it's not left for the player to open. Obviously you can't win by switching to the location you know it's in because you've seen it, that's not a game.