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> That doesn't imply that there's never a prize behind the door that the host opens. The entire activity is meaningless if the host opens the door with the pri
by mcphage 4y ago
> That doesn't imply that there's never a prize behind the door that the host opens.
The entire activity is meaningless if the host opens the door with the prize—any questions about switching or not are pointless, since obviously both closed doors are worthless. So that can’t be the interpretation of the puzzle.