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It might be semantics, but it doesn't matter if he knows or just always chooses goat. Reordering the sentence makes it clearer. "In all games where Monty choo
by basch 6y ago
It might be semantics, but it doesn't matter if he knows or just always chooses goat.
Reordering the sentence makes it clearer. "In all games where Monty chooses goat...". The premise creates a subset.
- tshaddox 6y agoNo, if Monty sometimes opens the door with the prize, and you ignore those games, then the result is different, and you don't benefit from switching doors.