"Monty Hall Problem ... After writing my simulation, however, I finally feel like I get it. " It was the same to me. I actually set out to write the simulation

"Monty Hall Problem ... After writing my simulation, however, I finally feel like I get it. " It was the same to me. I actually set out to write the simulation to proof the conclusion is wrong (I was a bit younger and more arrogant). But already while writing it, I suddenly slowed down and thought about it in a different way. And guess what, the simulation confirmed it. But only while writing it, I understood. And yes, simulations are fun in general. I finally got back to it and working now a bit on a WebGPU physic simulation with simple chemistry. It is fun and GPUs are so much more powerful, if you manage to tell them to do what you want.. (shader debugging is no fun)