When a bad man has the advantage, cruelty and outrage are the consequences. —William Marshal
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I was a reluctant convert but captured by the many layers, the hints at revelation, and a sound that I did not so much enjoy as I felt compelled to understand. Every track was a disheveled history of music. And armed with an array of sonics, Chuck D came forward and revealed a new level of Knowledge.
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Put simply, if you selected the correct door initially (which happens 1/3 of the time), you shouldn’t switch when you’re offered the chance. If you chose the wrong door initially (which happens 2/3 of the time), you should switch.
This basic decision tree proves two things: the probability isn’t 50–50, and you’re better off if you always switch.
— scientificamerican.com, Why Almost Everyone Gets the Monty Hall Probability Puzzle Wrong | Scientific American - Hamburgers