Recent content by jp79

Some people can see the simulation and still not understand. Seeing why and knowing why are two different things.

In reply to CR. You choose a door thus two doors left. The host has two doors to choose from to reveal. If the host has two doors to choose from not knowing what is behind either of the doors and opens a door with a goat in it. It only leaves two doors left the one you chose and the one with...

If the host reveals a door randomly (him not knowing where the car is) and he opens the door and reveals a goat it is a 50 % chance either way. Since the judge has to open a door and know's where the car is the 66.6 % chance that he is holding the car falls on the door you are offered to switch to.

The problem is confusing. On top of being hard to figuere out it's even harder to explain. I thought it was wrong first. When it clicked for me it was this scenario that helped me. Lamens terms. You have a 2 out of 3 chance of picking out a goat. Which means after you choose your door...