EvanWard97

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   by EvanWard97 7y ago

   They don't have to pick numbers equally from below and above zero. They could try to make your odds as difficult as possible by picking 10^20 and 10^20-1. The power of picking a random C is that there is a nonzero probability it will
2. 32.▲
   by EvanWard97 7y ago

   The idea is that by picking a random real number C, there is a chance it will fall between A and B over time, no matter how the other person picks their numbers A and B. It's the infinite range C can be drawn from which gives you a str
3. 33.▲
   by EvanWard97 7y ago

   If you are temporarily short on your luck in the dating market, perhaps this can offer some useful insight into the numbers game.
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   Guesstimate spreadsheet to estimate the number of ideal dating matches nearby(getguesstimate.com)

   3 points by EvanWard97 7y ago|1 comments
5. 35.▲
   by EvanWard97 7y ago

   I know, it was totally counterintuitive until I coded it. Same kind of deal with the Monte Hall problem.
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   Our Obligation to Add Beings to the World(evanward.org)

   2 points by EvanWard97 7y ago|0 comments
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   A Counterintuitive Probability Game(evanward.org)

   60 points by EvanWard97 7y ago|65 comments
8. 38.▲
   by EvanWard97 7y ago

   Thoughts?
9. 39.▲
   There Should Have Been Only One Nuclear Power(evanward.org)

   2 points by EvanWard97 7y ago|1 comments