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True, Barandes doesn't give his opinion in this clip, he simply shows how the situation is.

It's not 50%. Among car-door pickers (1/3 of contestants), all stickers win, all switchers lose; Among goat-door pickers (2/3 of...

There are two choices. One has 1/3 chance having the car and the other has 2/3 chance to have the car. Your error is in thinking that...

So you have set A with 1 box and set B with 99 boxes. You'll agree that the car is more likely to be in set B, It's more likely that...

And would all those trajectories go from past to future?

Even this part is not so clear: I probably asked one specific instance of those "continuity properties" even more explicitly...

These are two distinct levels: 1- That a Stochastic-quantum correspondence exists 2- That this correspondence can serve to unify...

This seems like an exaggeration to me. There is no evidence that the Barandes interpretation helps unify classical and quantum physics...

This is just my thoughts on the new Barandes papers. Regarding Barandes' Pilot-Wave-As-Hidden-Markov-Models paper, I feel like...

No. I am saying that the important thing is the conditional probabilities. And I am saying that in the regular approach Monty’s...

Exactly. Good point. It is the "filtering" action of the rule that makes the difference. With the rule, you know that if the remaining...

There was a British Game show called "Deal or No Deal", which is interesting here. The essential point is that there are 22 boxes, each...

Well, the automated system defines the same rules. The strategy in any of the Monty Hall variants depends on knowing the rules and can...

You understand what I'm saying. So, Ibix, the conclusion is that the rule is what matters, not whether Monty does it randomly or not...