> I suppose if that's the missing part of the puzzle for you, then that will help. Of course it will help, because it changes the entire scenario from two peo

> I suppose if that's the missing part of the puzzle for you, then that will help. Of course it will help, because it changes the entire scenario from two people playing a game of chance to one person playing a game of deduction against secret knowledge. The odds don't change because of some quirk of the Universe, they change because one player is changing the parameters due to his knowledge. > I got out three playing cards and did the experiment myself over and over. How did you do that when you didn't know which cards were 'goats'?