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Right, I mentioned above that the resolution to this is that the expected value of both envelopes is infinite before you open anything and thus the difference i
by pontus 4y ago
Right, I mentioned above that the resolution to this is that the expected value of both envelopes is infinite before you open anything and thus the difference is undefined. Once you open one, the difference becomes well defined.
I still think it's quite unintuitive that one needs to open an envelope in order to regularize things this way. The fact that you will always decide to switch, regardless of what you see in the first envelope, yet you still have to open it is what I find paradoxical.