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But it is in your advantage! Code a simulator and do some numerical experiments. The simulations where you switch end up winning more. Edit: from your other re
by karmakurtisaani 2y ago
But it is in your advantage! Code a simulator and do some numerical experiments. The simulations where you switch end up winning more.
Edit: from your other reply I see your beef is more with the wording.
Edit edit: although I disagree with your point even then. But it seems to lead to rather fruitless argument, so let's leave it here.
- naniwaduni 2y agoI think reasoning with the 100-door variation is likely to be more enlightening than encoding your assumptions into a simulation.
- karmakurtisaani 2y agoI'm sure it depends on the person. Some people like to see raw numbers, others a more general problem.