>So, yeah, I'll take door number two, and thank you for that extra 33%
So, yeah, I'll take door number two, and thank you for that extra 33%
Carson White
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Lincoln Watson
If it isn't obvious to you that the chances of landing the car by switching are 2/3, GIVEN that the host's actions are completely scripted and you are aware it is the case that he has no choice but to open a door with a goat randomly regardless of your initial choice, BUT that it ISN'T necessarily 2/3 otherwise, you should immolate yourself.
Camden Miller
yeah too bad op can't get any (you's), his plans have been foiled
Joshua Rogers
What movie is this
William King
Men who stare at goats
Jayden Lopez
the part from home alone where marv turns into a skeleton
Thomas Smith
Monty Python's Hall
Leo Cox
I think I'll stick with my first choice thanks
Cooper Fisher
Enjoy your goat.
Alexander Long
oh I will
Asher Cook
A movie called "21" starring Kevin Spacey
Caleb Anderson
>Actually I want door number 3
Ben Al-Afflecki
Henry Barnes
>and you are aware it is the case that he has no choice but to open a door with a goat randomly regardless of your initial choice
Retard, the whole point is that the host does not open a random door with a goat, but he opens a door with a goat among the two doors which you DID NOT choose.
Ryder Flores
It's 50%-50% if there's two doors, there's no way around it.
Jayden Adams
t.brainlet
Gavin Clark
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Ryder Ortiz
>there are people on this board that somehow think changing doors helps
Every true intellectual realizes that it doesn't matter what you do
Hudson Allen
>They haven't used Bayes' rule to solve the Monty Hall problem
en.wikipedia.org
I knew Sup Forums was full of dunderheads, but damn...
Tyler Bailey
Jeremiah Adams
Moron.
David Williams
A scenario: A runaway trolley car is careening down a track. Five people stand in its path, unaware of the imminent threat. You stand at the intersection of two different tracks and could, if you chose to, divert the trolley onto another track where only one person would be killed. Do you divert the trolley, intentionally killing one to save five?
Xavier Nguyen
Make people play the game repeatedly with their own money on the line.
They're learn or they'll lose.
Gavin Howard
Damn. That was a good movie and I had completely forgotten it existed.
Blake Richardson
walk away and pretend I dindt see anything so im not legally at blame
Carter Bell
I bet the passengers of the train would claim otherwise
Aaron Hall
Brody Smith
Try thinking of a situation where there are 1000 doors, and the host opens 998 of them after you pick one. Would you still want to go with your original choice?
Aaron Morgan
the passengers had the choice to stop the train but didnt so they are now at blame
Carson Jenkins
Why? I'm not responsible for anyone being on the racks and I didn't put the train on its course.
Nicholas Turner
Trolley problems are ethical questions but legally you'd be liable if you made an action that resulted in someone dying, and only liable for inaction if action wouldn't cause a death.
So from a legal standpoint you're better off doing nothing.
Cooper Wilson
racks = tracks
Charles Diaz
let's make it harder
Nathan Perry
Plausible deniability
>I was so overwhelmed by the impending catastrophe, I didn't even see the lever.
Jace Scott
>let's make it harder
>kill just one person
or
>kill the most amount of people and do the totally sick loop-da-loop
Lucas Richardson
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Ian Edwards
Is it a crime to not save other people? Should it be?
Thomas Harris
...
Robert Fisher
i have never see a train do a loop-da-loop in my entire life
Matthew Wood
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Lincoln Thompson
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Jayden Richardson
man i wish i was as cool as that guy. I only have 1 monitor
Nicholas Peterson
Me too, man ;_;