The intuitive probability we have built-in in our brains doesn't match the mathematical concept of probability, leading to certain paradoxical outcomes that don

The intuitive probability we have built-in in our brains doesn't match the mathematical concept of probability, leading to certain paradoxical outcomes that don't make sense in regular language but are perfectly normal for trained minds. This pops up when data scientists discuss their findings with untrained managers all the time. The longer a mind is used to the mathematical notion of probability, the less it remembers early intuitive notion and loses the contact with regular folks and their perception.