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To be fair most explanations of the Monty Hall problem gloss over the most important fact, that Hall knows the correct answer. When I first learned about it I h
by driverdan 15y ago
To be fair most explanations of the Monty Hall problem gloss over the most important fact, that Hall knows the correct answer. When I first learned about it I had a hard time comprehending it until I very carefully reread the description and realized this key fact.
- pauljburke 15y agoI can't remember where I read it (or I'd provide a link) but the real "a-ha" moment for me came when I read "... so what if there's a million doors instead of 3? Does that make a difference" (it doesn't to the argument but it does to most people if you frame it in that way allegedly) in an explanation.