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The million box analogy isn't very clear IMO, because it assumes the host always opens all boxes except one. In the original scenario, "all except one" is ident
by mrob 3y ago
The million box analogy isn't very clear IMO, because it assumes the host always opens all boxes except one. In the original scenario, "all except one" is identical to "exactly one", so "exactly one" might be the correct host behavior.
- stavros 3y agoThere is no "correct" host behavior. One behavior helps explain why the probability is 66%, the other doesn't.